Homogeneous solutions of the einstein-maxwell equations.
Homogeneous solution of Einstein-Maxwell equations assuming invariant space-time metric and electromagnetic field
MAXWELL EQUATION↗
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All homogeneous solutions of einstein's field equations with incoherent matter and electromagnetic radiation.
All homogeneous solutions of Einstein field equations with incoherent matter and null electromagnetic field
EINSTEIN EQUATION↗
Rigid motions in Einstein spaces
Rigid motion in Einstein space-time using dyadic formulation of general relativity
MOTION EQUATION↗
Rigid motions in Einstein spaces.
General relativistic dyadic formalism applied to metrics of rigid bodies moving in Einstein space of uniform space-time curvature
SPACE-TIME METRIC↗
Exact solutions of Einstein-Maxwell equations.
Exact solutions of Einstein-Maxwell equation of Petrov class N when propagation vector of gravitational field is hypersurface orthogonal
MAXWELL EQUATION↗
An Exact Solution of Einstein-Maxwell Gravity Coupled to a Scalar Field
The general solution to low-energy string theory representing static spherically symmetric solution of the Einstein-Maxwell gravity with a massless scalar field has been found. Some of the partial cases appear to coincide with known solutions to black holes, naked singularities, and gravity and electromagnetic fields.
Einstein-Maxwell gravity scalar field↗
Interstellar Scattering and the Einstein Ring PKS 1830-211
High frequency (22 GHz) data have been used two resolve two compact components of the strong gravitational lens PKS 1830-211. The two bright components are at opposite sides of a one arcsecond diameter Einstein ring.
gravitational lens Einstein ring interstellar scat↗
Soliton resonance in bose-einstein condensate
A new phenomenon in nonlinear dispersive systems, including a Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC), has been described. It is based upon a resonance between an externally induced soliton and 'eigen-solitons' of the homogeneous cubic Schrodinger equation. There have been shown that a moving source of positive /negative potential induces bright /dark solitons in an attractive / repulsive Bose condensate.
Bose-Einstein Condensate BEC nonlinear dispersive ↗
Measurement of the Einstein effect and other measurements requiring extremely accurate determination of stellar positions or motions
Brownian motion under micrometeorite impact effects on accuracy of spacecraft measurements of Einstein light bending
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Quantum mechanical study of molecules transition probabilities, Einstein A coefficients and oscillator strengths of some band systems of diatomic molecules
Quantum mechanical study of transition probabilities, Einstein A coefficients, and oscillator strengths of band systems of diatomic molecules
Jain, D. C.↗
Mach's principle as boundary condition for Einstein's field equations
Mach principle as boundary condition for Einstein field equations
Wheeler, J. A.↗
Radiative equilibrium in an atmosphere with constant Einstein absorption coefficient
Radiation equilibrium in atmosphere with constant Einstein absorption coefficient
Schwartz, S.↗
Spaces of type III solutions of the Maxwell- Einstein equations
Type 3 spaces solutions of Maxwell-Einstein equations, examining singular and nonsingular electromagnetic field problems
Cahen, M.↗
Chebyshev polynomial expansion of Bose- Einstein functions of orders 1 to 10.
Chebyshev series approximations for Bose- Einstein functions of orders one to ten, noting computability of Fermi-Dirac functions and polylogarithms
Devine, C. J.↗
General form of the Einstein equations for a Bianchi type IX universe
Einstein equations for Bianchi type IX universe model suitable for numerical solution and application to cosmology with pure fluid stress tensor
Ryan, M. P., Jr.↗
Einstein's priority in recognizing time dilation physically
Einstein theory of length contraction and time dilation relative to ether regarding slowness of clocks in motion
Rindler, W.↗
Planetary orbits in the Einstein universe
Geometrical properties of spherical space and relationships in Einstein space-time universe and planetary or test particle orbits in that universe
Ghaffari, A.↗
The rotating Einstein-Rosen bridge
Angular momentum of rotating Einstein-Rosen bridge, comparing neutron star models
Cohen, J. M.↗