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Classical general relativity / W. B. Bonnor

Public ISBD Titre : Classical general relativity : proceedings of the Conference on Classical (Non-Quantum) General Relativity, City University, London, 21-22 December 1983 Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : W. B. Bonnor, Editeur scientifique ; N. J. Islam, Editeur scientifique ; M. A. H. Maccallum, Editeur scientifique Editeur : Cambridge : Cambridge University Press Importance : 269 p. Présentation : ill. Format : 25 cm ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-0-521-26747-2 Note générale : Bibliogr. fin de chapitre Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : General  relativity  (Physics) physics. Index. décimale : 530.12 Principe de relativité.Théorie de la relativité. Résumé : The papers comprising the book were presented at a conference held in london in december 1983, and represent current activity in range of applications of Einstein's theory, these include the theory of gravitational radiation and a proof that periodic isolated systems radiate; the "cosmic censorphip' hypothesis that singularities form only inside black holes; the present understanding of axisymmetric rotating fluid masses; and the asymptotic properties of space-time- all of which are of consideralbe astrophysical importance. Some of the subjects reviewed, such as the use of numerical and symbolic computing methods, and of concepts from the modern theory of chaotic behaviour in dynamical systems, involve techniques and results that are of wide application. Note de contenu : Sommaire : 1 - Computer-aided classification of geometries in general relativity 2 - A singularity arising from the coherent generation of gravitational waves by electromagnetic waves 3 - Shear-free flows of a perfect fluid 4 - Chaotic behaviour and the einstein equations 5 - Cosmic no-hair thorems 6 - A generalization of the lie derivative 7 - Generalized robertson-walker metrics 8 - Absebce of asymptotically flat solutions of einstein's equations which are periodic and empty near infinity 9 - Algebraic coordinate conditions 10 - Curvature and metric in general relativity 11 - Exact solutions for rotating charged dust 12 - Asympotically flat rotating solutions 13 - Algebraic computing in general relativity 14 - The use "REDUCE" in finding exact solutions of quadratic poincaré gauge fiels equations 15 - Co-ordinates for expanding type N vacuum solutions 16 - Cosmic censorship, persisent curvature and asympotic causal pathology 17 - Gravitation radiation 18 - Numerical relativity 19 - Charged rotating dust in general relativity Classical general relativity : proceedings of the Conference on Classical (Non-Quantum) General Relativity, City University, London, 21-22 December 1983 [texte imprimé] / W. B. Bonnor, Editeur scientifique ; N. J. Islam, Editeur scientifique ; M. A. H. Maccallum, Editeur scientifique . - Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, [s.d.] . - 269 p. : ill. ; 25 cm. ISBN : 978-0-521-26747-2 Bibliogr. fin de chapitre Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : General  relativity  (Physics) physics. Index. décimale : 530.12 Principe de relativité.Théorie de la relativité. Résumé : The papers comprising the book were presented at a conference held in london in december 1983, and represent current activity in range of applications of Einstein's theory, these include the theory of gravitational radiation and a proof that periodic isolated systems radiate; the "cosmic censorphip' hypothesis that singularities form only inside black holes; the present understanding of axisymmetric rotating fluid masses; and the asymptotic properties of space-time- all of which are of consideralbe astrophysical importance. Some of the subjects reviewed, such as the use of numerical and symbolic computing methods, and of concepts from the modern theory of chaotic behaviour in dynamical systems, involve techniques and results that are of wide application. Note de contenu : Sommaire : 1 - Computer-aided classification of geometries in general relativity 2 - A singularity arising from the coherent generation of gravitational waves by electromagnetic waves 3 - Shear-free flows of a perfect fluid 4 - Chaotic behaviour and the einstein equations 5 - Cosmic no-hair thorems 6 - A generalization of the lie derivative 7 - Generalized robertson-walker metrics 8 - Absebce of asymptotically flat solutions of einstein's equations which are periodic and empty near infinity 9 - Algebraic coordinate conditions 10 - Curvature and metric in general relativity 11 - Exact solutions for rotating charged dust 12 - Asympotically flat rotating solutions 13 - Algebraic computing in general relativity 14 - The use "REDUCE" in finding exact solutions of quadratic poincaré gauge fiels equations 15 - Co-ordinates for expanding type N vacuum solutions 16 - Cosmic censorship, persisent curvature and asympotic causal pathology 17 - Gravitation radiation 18 - Numerical relativity 19 - Charged rotating dust in general relativity

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