Understanding General Relativity after 100 years: A matter of perspective
arXiv:1609.02138 · doi:10.1007/978-3-319-51700-1_7
Abstract
This is the centenary year of general relativity, it is therefore natural to reflect on what perspective we have evolved in 100 years. I wish to share here a novel perspective, and the insights and directions that ensue from it.
arXiv commentv1, 16pp; contribution to Paddy's Festschrift
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