Gravitational Radiation, Collapsed Objects and Exact Solutions Proceedings of the Einstein Centenary Summer School, Held in Perth, Australia January 1979 / [electronic resource] :
edited by Cyril Edwards.
- Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 1980.
- VI, 491 p. online resource.
- Lecture Notes in Physics, 124 0075-8450 ; .
- Lecture Notes in Physics, 124 .
Gravitational radiation and the binary pulsar -- Supernovae — observations and conventional interpretations -- Supernovae — Current areas of research -- Pulsars -- The gamma ray sky at high energies. The role of pulsars as gamma ray sources -- Compact radiation sources in active galactic nuclei -- Some aspects of supernova theory: Implosion, explosion and expansion -- The pulsar magnetosphere -- On the physics of Circinus X-1. I. Periodic flares in the X-ray, optical and radio regimes -- On the physics of Circinus X-1. II. Eccentricity, mass transfer rates, secular orbital effects, possible ?-ray burst, and a possible origin for circinus X-1 -- Einstein and gravitational radiation -- Gravity wave antenna — transducer systems -- Parametric upconverter transducers -- Detection of gravitational radiation from pulsars -- Data analysis algorithms for gravitational antenna signals -- Sensitivity of a gravitational radiation antenna instrumented with dual mode transducer and superconducting quantum interference device (SQUID) -- Quantum non-demolition -- Gravitation experiments at Stanford -- Stationary axisymmetric gravitational fields: An asymptotic flatness preserving transformation -- Mechanical, electrodynamical and thermodynamical properties of black holes -- Electrovac perturbations of rotating black holes -- Symmetries and exact solutions of Einstein's equations -- Naked singularities.
9783540392903
10.1007/3-540-09992-1 doi
Physics.
Relativity (Physics).
Physics.
Relativity and Cosmology.
QB980-991
523.1
Gravitational radiation and the binary pulsar -- Supernovae — observations and conventional interpretations -- Supernovae — Current areas of research -- Pulsars -- The gamma ray sky at high energies. The role of pulsars as gamma ray sources -- Compact radiation sources in active galactic nuclei -- Some aspects of supernova theory: Implosion, explosion and expansion -- The pulsar magnetosphere -- On the physics of Circinus X-1. I. Periodic flares in the X-ray, optical and radio regimes -- On the physics of Circinus X-1. II. Eccentricity, mass transfer rates, secular orbital effects, possible ?-ray burst, and a possible origin for circinus X-1 -- Einstein and gravitational radiation -- Gravity wave antenna — transducer systems -- Parametric upconverter transducers -- Detection of gravitational radiation from pulsars -- Data analysis algorithms for gravitational antenna signals -- Sensitivity of a gravitational radiation antenna instrumented with dual mode transducer and superconducting quantum interference device (SQUID) -- Quantum non-demolition -- Gravitation experiments at Stanford -- Stationary axisymmetric gravitational fields: An asymptotic flatness preserving transformation -- Mechanical, electrodynamical and thermodynamical properties of black holes -- Electrovac perturbations of rotating black holes -- Symmetries and exact solutions of Einstein's equations -- Naked singularities.
9783540392903
10.1007/3-540-09992-1 doi
Physics.
Relativity (Physics).
Physics.
Relativity and Cosmology.
QB980-991
523.1