Directions in General Relativity

Explore cutting-edge research in general relativity, mathematical physics, and differential geometry through this 55-minute lecture by BIMSA professor Lars Andersson. Delve into Andersson's contributions to the mathematical analysis of cosmological models, apparent horizons, and self-gravitating elastic bodies. Gain insights into his recent research interests, including the black hole stability problem, gravitational instantons, and the gravitational spin Hall effect. Learn from an expert who has held professorships at prestigious institutions such as the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, the University of Miami, and led a research group at the Albert Einstein Institute in Potsdam.

Lars Andersson: Directions in General Relativity