Abstract
Introduction 1. Exact and inexact solutions of the Einstein field equations G. F. R. Ellis 2. Inertial forces in general relativity M. A. Abramovicz 3. Relativistic radiation hydrodynamics A. M. Anile and V. Romano 4. Relativistic gravitational collapse J. Miller 5. The cosmic censorship hypothesis C. J. S. Clarke 6. The Kerr metric: a gateway to the roots of gravity? F. de Felice 7. Galactic astronomy since 1950 J. J. Binney 8. Galaxy distribution functions W. C. Saslow 9. Nonlinear galaxy clustering B. J. T. Jones 10. Quasars: progress and prospects M. J. Rees 11. Decaying neutrinos in astronomy and cosmology D. W. Sciama 12. Cosmological principles J. D. Barrow 13. Anisotropic and inhomogeneous cosmologies M. A. H. MacCallum 14. Mach's principle and isotropic singularities P. K. Tod 15. Implications of superconductivity in cosmic string theory B. Carter 16. The formation and evaporation of primordial black holes B. J. Carr 17. Evaporation of two dimensional black holes S. W. Hawking 18. Topology and topology change in general relativity G. W. Gibbons 19. Decoherence of the cluttered quantum vacuum D. J. Raine 20. Quantum nonlocality and complex reality R. Penrose 21. The different levels of connections between science and objective reality N. Dallaporta.
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