
Relativistic Gravity Research
With Emphasis on Experiments and Observations
Herausgegeben: Ehlers, Jürgen; Schäfer, G.
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17 readable articles give a thorough and self-containedoverview of recent developments in relativistic gravityresearch. The subjects covered are: gravitational lensing,the general relativistic n-body problem, observable effectsin the solar system, gravitational waves and theirinterferometric detection, very-long-baselineinterferometry, international atomic time, lunar laser-ranging measurements, measurement ofthe gravitomagneticfield of the Earth, fermion and boson stars and black holeswith hair, rapidly rotating neutron stars, matter waveinterferometry, and the laboratory test of Newton's law...
17 readable articles give a thorough and self-contained
overview of recent developments in relativistic gravity
research. The subjects covered are: gravitational lensing,
the general relativistic n-body problem, observable effects
in the solar system, gravitational waves and their
interferometric detection, very-long-baseline
interferometry, international atomic time, lunar laser-
ranging measurements, measurement ofthe gravitomagnetic
field of the Earth, fermion and boson stars and black holes
with hair, rapidly rotating neutron stars, matter wave
interferometry, and the laboratory test of Newton's law of
gravity.Any scientist interested in experimentally or
observatio- nally oriented relativistic gravity will read
the book with profit. In addition, it is perfectly suited as
a complementary text for courses on general relativity and
relativistic astrophysics.
overview of recent developments in relativistic gravity
research. The subjects covered are: gravitational lensing,
the general relativistic n-body problem, observable effects
in the solar system, gravitational waves and their
interferometric detection, very-long-baseline
interferometry, international atomic time, lunar laser-
ranging measurements, measurement ofthe gravitomagnetic
field of the Earth, fermion and boson stars and black holes
with hair, rapidly rotating neutron stars, matter wave
interferometry, and the laboratory test of Newton's law of
gravity.Any scientist interested in experimentally or
observatio- nally oriented relativistic gravity will read
the book with profit. In addition, it is perfectly suited as
a complementary text for courses on general relativity and
relativistic astrophysics.