Einstein's theory in a three-dimensional space-time (Q794282)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3859909
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3859909 |
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Einstein's theory in a three-dimensional space-time (English)
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1984
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After considering general relativity as either a theory of a Riemannian space-time or as canonical geometrodynamics, the strange behaviour of Einstein's theory in three dimensions is discussed with some emphasis on properties of the break-down of the Newtonian limit. The discussion is extended to homogeneous isotropic cosmologies in n dimensions. Applications include collapsing clouds of dust and static stars in three dimensions.
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Einstein's theory in three dimensions
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Newtonian limit
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homogeneous isotropic cosmologies
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collapsing clouds of dust
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static stars
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