Gravity Foundation Essay Awards 2008!
Read today, because we have now opened access to all five winning articles From the Editorial by George F.R. Ellis & Hermann Nicolai: The Gravity Research Foundation was founded by Roger Babson in 1949, and awarded its first Gravity Essays on 1st December that year. This essay competition has attained considerable status over the years, so that today receiving a Gravity Foundation Essay award is regarded as a major achievement. It has been a privilege of this Journal to publish the five award winning essays each year, for they are always interesting studies of various topics in gravitational theory. We trust you will enjoy reading them. 2. Noncommutative gravity, a ‘no strings attached’ quantum-classical duality, and the cosmological constant puzzle T. P. Singh 3. On the physical interpretation of asymptotically flat gravitational fields Carlos Kozameh, Ezra T. Newman, Gilberto Silva-Ortigoza 4. Quantum field theory in curved spacetime, the operator product expansion, and dark energy Stefan Hollands, Robert M. Wald 5. The delocalized effective degrees of freedom of a black hole at low frequencies Barak Kol |
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