Geometric Aspects of the Einstein Equations and Integrable Systems

Proceedings of the Sixth Scheveningen Conference, Scheveningen, The Netherlands, August 26–31, 1984

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Exact solutions in gauge theory, general relativity, and their supersymmetric extensions.- Symmetries and solutions of the einstein equations.- Superposition of solutions in general relativity.- Gauge fields, gravitation and Kaluza-Klein theory.- Gravitational shock waves.- Soliton surfaces and their applications (soliton geometry from spectral problems).- Completely integrable systems of evolution equations on KAC moody lie algebras.- Integrable lattice systems in two and three dimensions.- Isovectors and prolongation structures by Vessiot's vector field formulation of partial differential equations.- Hamiltonian flow on an energy surface: 240 years after the euler-maupertuis principle.

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ISBN13:9783540160397
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:Paperback
Aantal pagina's:347
Uitgever:Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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Exact solutions in gauge theory, general relativity, and their supersymmetric extensions.- Symmetries and solutions of the einstein equations.- Superposition of solutions in general relativity.- Gauge fields, gravitation and Kaluza-Klein theory.- Gravitational shock waves.- Soliton surfaces and their applications (soliton geometry from spectral problems).- Completely integrable systems of evolution equations on KAC moody lie algebras.- Integrable lattice systems in two and three dimensions.- Isovectors and prolongation structures by Vessiot's vector field formulation of partial differential equations.- Hamiltonian flow on an energy surface: 240 years after the euler-maupertuis principle.

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