1985
DOI: 10.1007/bf00763022
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Quasilocal energy and the Bel-Robinson tensor

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“…Actually, as first proved by Horowitz and Schmidt [54], the Bel-Robinson s-e appears at the first relevant order in the definition of gravitational quasi-local masses in vacuum. This has been later confirmed many times for the various definitions of quasi-local masses, see [11,15,23,22,34,35,54,57,66,93,94].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 63%
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“…Actually, as first proved by Horowitz and Schmidt [54], the Bel-Robinson s-e appears at the first relevant order in the definition of gravitational quasi-local masses in vacuum. This has been later confirmed many times for the various definitions of quasi-local masses, see [11,15,23,22,34,35,54,57,66,93,94].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 63%
“…whose explicit expression can be read using ( 63), (60) and (57). The (super) k -energy tensors for the massive scalar field can be thus constructed for any k in this way.…”
Section: Massive Fieldsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A slightly different framework for calculations in small regions was used in [327, 170, 235]. Instead of the Newman-Penrose (or the GHP) formalism and the spin coefficient equations, holonomic (Riemann or Fermi type normal) coordinates on an open neighborhood U of a point p ∈ M or a timelike curve γ are used, in which the metric, as well as the Christoffel symbols on U , are expressed by the coordinates on U and the components of the Riemann tensor at p or on γ .…”
Section: Tools To Construct and Analyze Quasi-local Quantitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In these coordinates and the corresponding frames, the various pseudotensorial and tetrad expressions for the energy-momentum have been investigated. It has been shown that a quadratic expression of these coordinates with the Bel-Robinson tensor as their coefficient appears naturally in the local conservation law for the matter energy-momentum tensor [327]; the Bel-Robinson tensor can be recovered as some ‘double gradient’ of a special combination of the Einstein and the Landau-Lifshitz pseudotensors [170]; Møller’s tetrad expression, as well as certain combinations of several other classical pseudotensors, yield the Bel-Robinson tensor [473, 470, 471]. In the presence of some non-dynamical (background) metric a 11-parameter family of combinations of the classical pseudotensors exists, which, in vacuum, yields the Bel-Robinson tensor [472, 474].…”
Section: Tools To Construct and Analyze Quasi-local Quantitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Expresiones para la densidad de energía efectiva ρ grav y presión p grav se derivan del tensor de Bel-Robinson. Este último se comporta como un tensor de energíamomento efectivo para el campo gravitacional 1 [Bretón et al, 1993] [ Krishnasamy, 1985]. Dependiendo de si el campo gravitacional es tipo Coulomb (espacio-tiempos de Petrov tipo D) o tipo onda (espaciotiempos de Petrov tipo N) diferentes expresiones pueden obtenerse para ρ grav y p grav .…”
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