"No Hair" Theorems -- Folklore, Conjectures, Results
arXiv:gr-qc/9402032
Abstract
Various assumptions underlying the uniqueness theorems for black holes are discussed. Some new results are described, and various unsatisfactory features of the present theory are stressed.
30 pages, Garching preprint MPA 792, Latex
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