Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Contributors
- Symposium Program
- Papers from both Volumes Classified by Subject
- Preface
- Charles W. Misner: Insight and Discovery
- Remarks Concerning the Geometries of Gravity and Gauge Fields
- Gravity and Unification of Fundamental Interactions
- Minisuperspaces: Symmetries and Quantization
- Quantum Cosmology
- A Pictorial History of some Gravitational Instantons
- No Time Machines from Lightlike Sources in 2+1 Gravity
- Inhomogeneity and Anisotropy Generation in FRW Cosmologies
- Misner, Kinks and Black Holes
- The Quantum Mechanics of Closed Systems
- Cosmological Vacuum Phase Transitions
- Minisuperspace as a Quantum Open System
- Ricci Flow on Minisuperspaces and the Geometry-Topology Problem
- Classical and Quantum Dynamics of Black Hole Interiors
- Matter Time in Canonical Quantum Gravity
- The Isotropy and Homogeneity of the Universe
- Recent Advances in ADM Reduction
- Some Progress in Classical Canonical Gravity
- Harmonic Map Formulation of Colliding Electrovac Plane Waves
- Geometry, the Renormalization Group and Gravity
- An Example of Indeterminacy in the Time-Development of “Already Unified Field Theory”: A Collision between Electomagnetic Plane Waves
- Non-static Metrics of Hiscock-Gott Type
- Non-Standard Phase Space Variables, Quantization and Path-Integrals, or Little Ado about Much
- The Present Status of the Decaying Neutrino Theory
- Exploiting the Computer to Investigate Black Holes and Cosmic Censorship
- Misner Space as a Prototype for Almost Any Pathology
- Relativity and Rotation
- The First Law of Black Hole Mechanics
- Gravitational Radiation Antenna Observations
- The Back-Reaction is Never Negligible: Entropy of Black Holes and Radiation
- Toward a Thesis Topic
- Charles Misner: A Celebration of Memories
- Curriculum Vitae of C. W. Misner
- Ph. D. Theses supervised by C. W. Misner
- List of Publications of C. W. Misner
Papers from both Volumes Classified by Subject
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 03 February 2010
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Contributors
- Symposium Program
- Papers from both Volumes Classified by Subject
- Preface
- Charles W. Misner: Insight and Discovery
- Remarks Concerning the Geometries of Gravity and Gauge Fields
- Gravity and Unification of Fundamental Interactions
- Minisuperspaces: Symmetries and Quantization
- Quantum Cosmology
- A Pictorial History of some Gravitational Instantons
- No Time Machines from Lightlike Sources in 2+1 Gravity
- Inhomogeneity and Anisotropy Generation in FRW Cosmologies
- Misner, Kinks and Black Holes
- The Quantum Mechanics of Closed Systems
- Cosmological Vacuum Phase Transitions
- Minisuperspace as a Quantum Open System
- Ricci Flow on Minisuperspaces and the Geometry-Topology Problem
- Classical and Quantum Dynamics of Black Hole Interiors
- Matter Time in Canonical Quantum Gravity
- The Isotropy and Homogeneity of the Universe
- Recent Advances in ADM Reduction
- Some Progress in Classical Canonical Gravity
- Harmonic Map Formulation of Colliding Electrovac Plane Waves
- Geometry, the Renormalization Group and Gravity
- An Example of Indeterminacy in the Time-Development of “Already Unified Field Theory”: A Collision between Electomagnetic Plane Waves
- Non-static Metrics of Hiscock-Gott Type
- Non-Standard Phase Space Variables, Quantization and Path-Integrals, or Little Ado about Much
- The Present Status of the Decaying Neutrino Theory
- Exploiting the Computer to Investigate Black Holes and Cosmic Censorship
- Misner Space as a Prototype for Almost Any Pathology
- Relativity and Rotation
- The First Law of Black Hole Mechanics
- Gravitational Radiation Antenna Observations
- The Back-Reaction is Never Negligible: Entropy of Black Holes and Radiation
- Toward a Thesis Topic
- Charles Misner: A Celebration of Memories
- Curriculum Vitae of C. W. Misner
- Ph. D. Theses supervised by C. W. Misner
- List of Publications of C. W. Misner
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- Directions in General RelativityProceedings of the 1993 International Symposium, Maryland: Papers in Honor of Charles Misner, pp. xvii - xxiiPublisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 1993