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most citedN- and 1-time Classical Description of N-body Relativistic Kinematics and the Electromagnetic Interaction

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gr-qc2004★ 18 cited

Limitations of Radar Coordinates

Donato Bini, Luca Lusanna, Bahram Mashhoon

The construction of a radar coordinate system about the world line of an observer is discussed. Radar coordinates for a hyperbolic observer as well as a uniformly rotating observer…

gr-qc2004★ 31 cited

The Physical Role of Gravitational and Gauge Degrees of Freedom in General Relativity - II: Dirac versus Bergmann observables and the Objectivity of Space-Time

Luca Lusanna, Massimo Pauri

(abridged)The achievements of the present work include: a) A clarification of the multiple definition given by Bergmann of the concept of {\it (Bergmann) observable. This clarifica…

gr-qc2004★ 3 cited

The Chrono'Geometrical Structure of Special and General Relativity: Towards a Background-Independent Description of the Gravitational Field and Elementary Particles

Luca Lusanna

Since the main open problem of contemporary physics is to find a unified description of the four interactions, we present a possible scenario which, till now only at the classical…

gr-qc2004★ 32 cited

The Physical Role of Gravitational and Gauge Degrees of Freedom in General Relativity - I: Dynamical Synchronization and Generalized Inertial Effects

L. Lusanna, M. Pauri

This is the first of a couple of papers in which, by exploiting the capabilities of the Hamiltonian approach to general relativity, we get a number of technical achievements that a…

hep-th2004★ 26 cited

Multipolar Expansions for Closed and Open Systems of Relativistic Particles

D. Alba, L. Lusanna, M. Pauri

Dixon's multipoles for a system of N relativistic positive-energy scalar particles are evaluated in the rest-frame instant form of dynamics. The Wigner hyper-planes (intrinsic rest…

hep-th2004

On the Anticipatory Aspects of the Four Interactions: what the Known Classical and Semi-Classical Solutions Teach us

Luca Lusanna

The four (electro-magnetic, weak, strong and gravitational) interactions are described by singular Lagrangians and by Dirac-Bergmann theory of Hamiltonian constraints. As a consequ…