Works (13)
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1999 journal article
Canonical quasilocal energy and small spheres
PHYSICAL REVIEW D, 59(6).
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7. Affordable and Clean Energy
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1999 journal article
Conformal "thin-sandwich" data for the initial-value problem of general relativity
PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS, 82(7), 1350–1353.
arxiv.org (repository)
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1998 book
Cornelius Lanczos: Collected published papers with commentaries
Raleigh, NC: College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, North Carolina State University.
Source: NC State University Libraries
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1997 journal article
Energy of isolated systems at retarded times as the null limit of quasilocal energy
PHYSICAL REVIEW D, 55(4), 1977–1984.
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7. Affordable and Clean Energy
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1993 journal article
MICROCANONICAL FUNCTIONAL INTEGRAL FOR THE GRAVITATIONAL-FIELD
PHYSICAL REVIEW D, 47(4), 1420–1431.
TL;DR:
A general form of the first law of thermodynamics for stationary black holes is derived and the density of states is expressed as a real-time functional integral and then used to deduce Feynman's imaginary- time functional integral for the canonical partition function.
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1993 journal article
QUASI-LOCAL ENERGY AND CONSERVED CHARGES DERIVED FROM THE GRAVITATIONAL ACTION
PHYSICAL REVIEW D, 47(4), 1407–1419.
TL;DR:
For spherically symmetric spacetimes, it is shown that the quasilocal energy has the correct Newtonian limit, and includes a negative contribution due to gravitational binding.
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7. Affordable and Clean Energy
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1992 conference paper
Quasilocal energy in general relativity
In J. E. M. M. J. Gotay & V. E. Moncrief (Eds.), Mathematical aspects of classical field theory (pp. 129–142).
Ed(s): J. M. J. Gotay & V. Moncrief
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7. Affordable and Clean Energy
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1991 journal article
COMPLEX KERR-NEWMAN GEOMETRY AND BLACK-HOLE THERMODYNAMICS
PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS, 66(18), 2281–2284.
TL;DR:
It is established that in the functional-integral expression for the grand partition function, the thermodynamic properties of a charged, rotating black hole are derived from a complex geometry.
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1991 conference paper
Rotating black holes, complex geometry, and thermodynamics
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 631, 225–234.
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1990 journal article
CHARGED BLACK-HOLE IN A GRAND CANONICAL ENSEMBLE
PHYSICAL REVIEW D, 42(10), 3376–3385.
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16. Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
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1990 journal article
THERMODYNAMIC ENSEMBLES AND GRAVITATION
CLASSICAL AND QUANTUM GRAVITY, 7(8), 1433–1444.
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1989 journal article
JACOBI ACTION AND THE RECOVERY OF TIME IN GENERAL-RELATIVITY
PHYSICAL REVIEW D, 40(10), 3312–3318.
TL;DR:
It is argued that the usual action principle of general relativity, applied to spacetimes with closed spatial geometries, should be regarded as analogous to Jacobi's form of the principle of stationary action, in which the energy rather than a physical time is fixed.
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1989 journal article
SCALAR FIELD WORMHOLES
NUCLEAR PHYSICS B, 328(1), 213–222.
TL;DR:
A classical wormhole solution is constructed for gravity couples to a positive energg, maplese scalar field, characterized by a scalarField configuration which is locally dual to the scalar Field.
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