scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1018993

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One of the basic problems of general relativity is related to the existence and the stability of the solutions of Einstein's equations. The field equations are strongly dependent upon \(g\). One is led to study the classical field equations on Einstein's manifolds in the empty space, like for instance the space-time of Minkowski or Schwarzschild, which is used to describe black holes. There is a need to analyze the asymptotical behaviour of the solutions of the field equation in Schwarzschild's metric. The present paper displays the state-of-art of the question. The results presented herein deal with the existence and the completedness of wave operators for some systems (Regge-Wheeler, Maxwell, Klein-Gordon), the study of black hole resonance, and the analysis of some nonlinear problems.











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