Titlebook: Einstein Equations: Physical and Mathematical Aspects of General Relativity; Domoschool 2018 Sergio Cacciatori,Batu Güneysu,Stefano Pigola

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Methoden der Geburtsvorbereitung,y various recent results concerning the large-scale geometric structure of asymptotically flat spaces. In the last section, we outline the construction, due to Schoen and the author, of localized solutions of the Einstein constraints and discuss its implications both on the physical and the geometric side.

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Four Lectures on Asymptotically Flat Riemannian Manifoldsy various recent results concerning the large-scale geometric structure of asymptotically flat spaces. In the last section, we outline the construction, due to Schoen and the author, of localized solutions of the Einstein constraints and discuss its implications both on the physical and the geometric side.

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,Der mensuelle Zyklus und seine Störungen, and non-rotating compact objects in general relativity. It is then shown how WKB methods can be used to approximate the spectrum and reconstruct the underlying perturbation potential by using different Bohr–Sommerfeld rules. The uniqueness and properties of the reconstructed relations are discussed as well.

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Schwangerenberatung und -vorbereitung,ls. A short discussion of canonical charges associated to the BMS transformations and the possible relation between superrotations and transition from asymptotically flat to locally asymptotically flat spacetimes is also summarised.

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Lectures on Linear Stability of Rotating Black Holeskolsky equation can be fully separated to a system of coupled ordinary differential equations. Linear stability of the non-extreme Kerr black hole is stated as a pointwise decay result for solutions of the Cauchy problem for the Teukolsky equation. The stability proof is outlined, with an emphasis on the underlying ideas and methods.