Energy and angular momentum in strong gravitating systems
arXiv:0903.1036 · doi:10.1142/S0217751X09047168
Abstract
A quasilocal framework of stationary and dynamical untrapped hypersurfaces is introduced to generalize the notions of energy and angular momentum of isolated and dynamical trapping horizons to general strong gravitating systems.
10 pages, invited presentation at "Particle Physics, Astrophysics and Quantum Field Theory: 75 Years since Solvay, 27-29 November 2008, Singapore", to appear in International Journal of Modern Physics A
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