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20072026
most citedA gravitational energy-momentum and the thermodynamic description of gravity

10 citations · 46 across the 14 of their papers we have counts for

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15 papers

gr-qc2026

Reconstruction of the Weyl-Lewis-Papapetrou metric for stationary and axially symmetric gravitational perturbations of a Kerr black hole

David Kofroň, Petr Kotlařík

The study of black hole perturbations typically follows two main approaches: the direct perturbation of the metric, or the perturbation within the Newman-Penrose (NP) or Geroch-Hel…

gr-qc2026

Exact Bachian singularity in quadratic gravity

Simon Knoska, David Kofron, Robert Svarc

For specifically coupled values of the quadratic gravity parameters, we present a fully explicit static spherically symmetric solution. It contains the central singularity surround…

gr-qc2025

Linear perturbations of Kerr black hole in quadratic gravity

Simon Knoska, David Kofron, Robert Svarc

Employing the Newman-Penrose formalism and following the classic Teukolsky-like approach, we linearise the field equations of quadratic gravity on the Kerr background and combine t…

gr-qc2024★ 3 cited

Initial data for a deformed isolated horizon

Aleš Flandera, David Kofroň, Tomáš Ledvinka

Within the isolated horizon formalism, we investigate a static axisymmetric space-time of a black hole influenced by matter in its neighborhood. To illustrate the role of ingredien…

gr-qc2024★ 2 cited

Kerr black hole in the formalism of isolated horizons

David Kofroň

We revise the work of Scholtz, Flandera and Gürlebeck [Kerr-Newman black hole in the formalism of isolated horizons, Phys. Rev. D 96, 064024 (2017)]. We cast the Kerr metric explic…

gr-qc2023

An interpretation of spacetimes with expanding impulsive gravitational waves generated by snapped cosmic strings

David Kofron, Michal Karamazov, Robert Svarc

The geometric properties of spacetimes representing expanding impulsive gravitational waves, propagating on a flat background and generated by snapped cosmic strings, are studied.…