General Relativity and Gravitation, 1989
General Relativity and Gravitation, 1989
Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on General Relativity and Gravitation
Neil Ashby, University of Colorado, Boulder
David F. Bartlett, University of Colorado, Boulder
Walter Wyss, University of Colorado, Boulder
David F. Bartlett, University of Colorado, Boulder
Walter Wyss, University of Colorado, Boulder
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This volume contains the proceedings of the 12th triannual International Conference on General Relativity and Gravitation, the premier conference for presentation and discussion of new ideas in relativity and cosmology. The volume contains invited talks in addition to short reports on the parallel workshops that took place at the meeting. It is essential reading for all research workers in relativity, cosmology and astrophysics.
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Table of Contents
- Part I. Classical Relativity and Gravitation Theory:
- 1. Global properties of exact solutions H. Friedrich
- 2. Numerical relativity T. Nakamura
- 3. How fast can a pulsar spin? J. L. Friedman
- 4. Colliding waves in general relativity V. Ferrari
- Part II. Relativistic Astrophysics, Early Universe, and Classical Cosmology:
- 5. Observations of cosmic microwave radiation R. B. Partridge
- 6. Cosmic microwave background radiation (theory) M. Panek
- 7. Inflation and quantum cosmology A. D. Linde
- 8. Observations of lensing B. Fort
- 9. Gravitational lenses: theory and interpretation R. Blandford
- Part III. Experimental Gravitation and Gravitational Waves:
- 10. Solar system tests of GR: recent results and present plans I. Shapiro
- 11. Laser interferometer detectors R. Weiss
- 12. Resonant bar gravitational wave experiments G. Pizzella
- 13. A non-inverse square law test E. Adelberger
- Part IV. Quantum Gravity, Superstrings, Quantum Cosmology:
- 14. Cosmic strings B. Unruh
- 15. String theory as a quantum theory of gravity G. Horowitz
- 16. Progress in quantum cosmology J. B. Hartle
- 17. Self-duality, quantum gravity, Wilson loops and all that A. V. Ashtekar
- Part V. Summary Talk:
- 18. GR-12 Conference summary J. Ehlers II
- Part VI. Reports on Workshops/Symposia:
- 19. Exact solutions and exact properties of Einstein equations V. Moncrieff
- 20. Spinors, twistors and complex methods N. Woodhouse
- 21. Alternative gravity theories M. Francaviglia
- 22. Asymptotia, singularities and global structure B. G. Schmidt
- 23. Radiative spacetimes and approximation methods T. Damour
- 24. Algebraic computing M. MacCallum
- 25. Numerical relativity J. Centrella
- 26. Mathematical cosmology J. Wainwright
- 27. The early universe M. Turner
- 28. Relativistic astrophysics M. Abramowitz
- 29. Astrophysical and observational cosmology B. Carr
- 30. Solar system and pulsar tests of gravitation R. Hellings
- 31. Earth-based gravitational experiments J. Faller
- 32. Resonant bar and microwave gravitational wave experiments W. Fairbanks
- 33. Laser gravitational wave experiments J. Hough
- 34. Theories of quantum gravity I (superstring theory) C. Aragone
- 35. New Hamiltonian variables L. Smolin
- 36. Quantum cosmology and baby universes L. Grishchuk
- 37. Quantum field theory in curved spacetime J. Audretsch
- 38. Theories of quantum gravity II (other than superstring theory) A. Komar.
