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gr-qc200423 cited

Geometrodynamics: Spacetime or Space ?

E. Anderson

This thesis concerns the split of Einstein's field equations (EFE's) with respect to nowhere null hypersurfaces. Areas covered include A) the foundations of relativity, deriving ge…

gr-qc20047 cited

The Campbell--Magaard Theorem is inadequate and inappropriate as a protective theorem for relativistic field equations

E. Anderson

Given a particular prescription for the Einstein field equations (EFE's), it is important to have general protective theorems that lend support to it. The prescription of data on a…

gr-qc20042 cited

Leibniz--Mach foundations for GR and fundamental physics

Edward Anderson

Consider the configuration space Q for some physical system, and a continuous group of transformations G whose action on the configurations is declared to be physically irrelevant.…

gr-qc20048 cited

A first-principles derivation of York scaling and the Lichnerowicz-York equation

Edward Anderson, Julian Barbour, Brendan Z. Foster +2

The only efficient and robust method of generating consistent initial data in general relativity is the conformal technique initiated by Lichnerowicz and perfected by York. In the…

gr-qc20032 cited

Spacetime or Space and the Problem of Time

Edward Anderson

GR and other theories have been obtained from 3-space rather than spacetime principles. I explore consequences of this as regards the Problem of Time.

gr-qc20033 cited

PDE System Approach to Large Extra Dimensions

Edward Anderson, Reza Tavakol

We explore some fundational issues regarding the splitting of D-dimensional EFE's w.r.t timelike and spacelike (D-1)-dimensional hypersurfaces, first without and then with thin mat…