Black Holes, Binary Systems, and Gravitational Waves - Kerr Black Hole
Offered By: ICTP Mathematics via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the fascinating world of Kerr black holes, binary systems, and gravitational waves in this comprehensive lecture by Nicolas Yunes from Montana State University. Delve into the history of pulsars and metrics, and gain a deep understanding of common coordinate systems and Killing tensors. Examine the concepts of Zero Angular Momentum Observers, static observers, and stationary observers. Learn about the intricate relationships between these phenomena and their significance in the field of astrophysics and gravitational physics. This lecture, part of the ICTP School on Geometry and Gravity, provides a solid foundation for understanding the complex nature of black holes and their interactions with surrounding space-time.
Syllabus
Introduction
Outline
History
pulsar
metric
Common coordinate systems
Killing Tensors
Zero Angular Momentum Observer
Static Observers
Stationary Observer
Stationary Observers
Taught by
ICTP Mathematics
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