Hermann Bondi

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Hermann Bondi is affiliated with the following schools: King's College London, University of Cambridge

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According to Wikipedia, Sir Hermann Bondi was an Austrian-British mathematician and cosmologist. He is best known for developing the steady state model of the universe with Fred Hoyle and Thomas Gold as an alternative to the Big Bang theory. He contributed to the theory of general relativity, and was the first to analyze the inertial and gravitational interaction of negative mass and the first to explicate correctly the nature of gravitational waves. In his 1990 autobiography, Bondi regarded the 1962 work on gravitational waves as his "best scientific work".

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Gravitational waves in general relativity, VII. Waves from axi-symmetric isolated system (1962) (1891)
On spherically symmetrical accretion (1952) (1600)
On the Mechanism of Accretion by Stars (1944) (1079)
Spherically Symmetrical Models in General Relativity (1947) (727)
The Steady-State Theory of the Expanding Universe (1948) (545)
Gravitational Waves in General Relativity (1960) (421)
Negative Mass in General Relativity (1957) (314)
Gravitational waves in general relativity III. Exact plane waves (1959) (297)
The good, the bad and the ugly (1988) (284)
The Gravitational Lens Effect (1964) (274)
The contraction of gravitating spheres (1964) (258)
Anisotropic spheres in general relativity (1992) (160)
Plane Gravitational Waves in General Relativity (1957) (147)
Massive spheres in general relativity (1964) (138)
On the Generation of Magnetism by Fluid Motion (1950) (100)
Conservation and non-conservation in general relativity (1990) (96)
The rigid body dynamics of unidirectional spin (1986) (92)
Assumption and myth in physical theory (1969) (89)
The Lense-Thirring effect and Mach's principle (1996) (85)
Physical consequences of a general excess of charge (1959) (70)
The field of a uniformly accelerated charge, with special reference to the problem of gravitational acceleration (1955) (61)
Gravitational waves in general relativity - XIII. Caustic property of plane waves (1989) (51)
Relativity and Common Sense: A New Approach to Einstein (1964) (50)
On the dynamical theory of the rotation of the earth. II. The effect of precession on the motion of the liquid core (1953) (44)
On Datta's spherically symmetric systems in general relativity (1971) (37)
Gravitational bounce in general relativity (1969) (32)
On the Damping of Free Nutation of the Earth (1955) (31)
An Analysis of Tooth-Ripple Phenomena in Smooth Laminated Pole-Shoes (1957) (27)
Generalized magneto-hydrodynamic formulae (1953) (24)
A static spherically symmetric solution of the Einstein—Maxwell—Yukawa field equations (1962) (23)
Addendum: Anisotropic spheres in general relativity (1993) (21)
Physics, Logic, and History (1970) (21)
Stationary Cylindrically Symmetric Clusters of Particles in General Relativity (1962) (20)
The philosopher for science (1992) (20)
Magic squares of order four (1982) (19)
The mass of cylindrical systems in general relativity (1990) (18)
On the physical characteristics of gravitational waves (1959) (16)
Keeping a balance (1997) (16)
The formation and growth of shock waves in the one-dimensional motion of a gas (1949) (16)
On the Structure of the Solar Corona and Chromosphere (1947) (15)
Energy transfer by gravitation in Newtonian theory (1960) (15)
Fact and inference in theory and in observation (1955) (15)
The fields of an arbitrarily moving dipole (1963) (14)
Energy conversion by gravitational waves (1988) (14)
Problems of scientific revolution : progress and obstacles to progress in the sciences (1975) (14)
Gravitational waves from axi-symmetric isolated systems (1962) (14)
The Steady-State Theory of the Universe (1990) (13)
The detection of gravitational waves: Edited by David G. Blair. Pp. 481. Cambridge University Press. 1991. £95.00, US $125.00 ISBN 0 521 35278 9 (1992) (12)
Energy has Mass: A common misunderstanding is re-examined (1987) (12)
On the Damping of the Free Nutation of the Earth (1955) (12)
Rival Theories of Cosmology (1961) (12)
IS PHYSICAL COSMOLOGY A SCIENCE? (1953) (12)
Waves on the surface of a compressible liquid (1947) (11)
On the Interpretation of the Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram (1950) (11)
Relativity and Indeterminacy (1952) (11)
Gravitation and cosmic expansion in conformal space-time (1953) (11)
Remote sensing: moving towards the 21st century (1988) (11)
Relativity theory and gravitation (1986) (11)
A Class of Conserved Tensors in an Arbitrary Gravitational Field (1962) (11)
The rotating body problem (1964) (10)
THE IMPACT OF LOGIK DER FORSCHUNG (1959) (10)
Origins of steady-state theory (1995) (10)
Why Mourn the Passing of Determinacy (1983) (10)
Review of Cosmology (1948) (9)
The foundations of general relativity (1985) (9)
Transfer of energy in general relativity (1970) (9)
Black giant stars (1955) (8)
Life in Cambridge (1990) (7)
The universe at large (1960) (7)
The Flow of Information in Cosmological Models (1959) (7)
The multipole expansion far from an isolated source (1991) (6)
On Anisotropic Motion of Homogeneous Matter (1965) (6)
Models for red Giant Stars : III. Models with a Single Discountiuity of Composition and Opacity due to Electron Scattering (1951) (6)
Thermonuclear Reactions and Astrophysics (1952) (6)
Radiation as a source of gravitation (1975) (6)
A model of discontinuous change in a three-component community (1985) (5)
Is there an Æther? (1952) (5)
Physics, education and society (1975) (5)
A Comparison of Charges on the Electron, Proton and Neutron (1959) (5)
Models for Red Giant Star: II. Models with a Chemical Inhomogeneity and Opacity Due to Photoelectric Effect (1950) (5)
Karl Popper (1902-1994) (1994) (5)
Science, Churchill, and me : the autobiography of Hermann Bondi, master of Churchill College, Cambridge (1990) (5)
Statistics don't support cot-death murder theory (2004) (5)
Space-time on the rotating disk (1951) (5)
A NOTE ON THE UNUSUAL VARIATIONS OF COSMIC RAY INTENSITY DURING THE PERIOD 1960 NOVEMBER 10 TO 16 (1961) (5)
On the generation of waves on shallow water by wind (1942) (5)
Bouncing Spheres in General Relativity (1967) (5)
Note on Schiff's Paper on Relativity (1960) (5)
Note on the preceding paper (1960) (4)
Location of the site of bacterial bile-salt deconjugation by combining abdominal scintigraphy with expired C-14. (1977) (4)
David Davies' editorship ends (1980) (4)
The observational tests of gravitation theory (1962) (4)
Theory and Practice of Regressive Education (1993) (4)
A Note on the Reported Color-Index Effect of Distant Galaxies. (1954) (4)
The Red Shift—Magnitude Relation in Observational Cosmology (1959) (3)
The angular momentum of cylindrical systems in general relativity (1994) (3)
How hunger keeps the population down (1999) (3)
On the reception of electromagnetic waves (1961) (3)
The teaching of special relativity (1966) (3)
Physical properties of some empty space-times (1957) (3)
EXTRACT 8 – Gravitational Waves in General Relativity: VII. Waves from Axisymmetric Isolated Systems† (1973) (3)
The Electric Universe (1961) (3)
How clever are we (1995) (3)
Radiation from accelerated charges (1981) (3)
Sir Karl Popper—On his eightieth birthday (1982) (2)
Science as an adventure: Keynote address to the inauguration of ISSI (1996) (2)
On the Formation of Spiral Arms of Galaxies (1964) (2)
Physics, logic, and history : based on the First International Colloquium held at the University of Denver, May 16-20, 1966 (1970) (2)
Where Life Begins (1969) (2)
Radiation Pressure on Dust in General Relativity (1972) (2)
THE SCIENTIFIC TEMPER (1996) (2)
Preparation for careers in engineering and science (1988) (2)
ESRO and its programme (1970) (2)
1965 CONFERENCE ON GENERAL RELATIVITY AND GRAVITATION. (1965) (2)
Education, Industry and Government (1972) (1)
The Special Theory of Relativity (1980) (1)
Science as an education (1977) (1)
Editor's Note: Spherically Symmetrical Models in General Relativity. (1999) (1)
Mathematics, the universities and social change (1966) (1)
CHAPTER 15 – Churchill College (1990) (1)
General Relativity as an Open Theory (1970) (1)
Intelligent controls in energy (1980) (1)
A non-believer looks at physics (1987) (1)
Accretion and the Origin of Comets (1952) (1)
The Integration of the Equations of Stellar Structure (1949) (1)
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON RELATIVISTIC THEORIES OF GRAVITATION, LONDON, 1965, VOLUME I. (1965) (1)
Obituary: Thomas Gold (1920–2004) (2004) (1)
Magneto-Hydrostatics of Stellar Atmospheres: II. The Axially Symmetric Equilibrium Configurations (1960) (1)
Thomas Gold. 22 May 1920 — 22 June 2004 (2006) (1)
The growth of meteorological disturbances (1949) (1)
The Calculation of Meteor Velocities from Continuous-wave Radio Diffraction Effects from Trails (1960) (1)
Science Adviser to Government (1982) (1)
European Space Research Organization (1990) (1)
Working with Fred (1942–49) (2003) (1)
On the shape of cometary tails (1959) (1)
Research in environmental radioactivity studies (1984) (1)
Magneto-Hydrostatics of Stellar Atmospheres: I. The Stability of the Axially Symmetric Case (1960) (1)
Science as an adventure (1996) (1)
The Behaviour of Dust Under the Influence of Radiation Pressure and Gravity (1973) (1)
The physical interpretation of entity-structure (1961) (1)
Nigel calder: ‘The key to the universe’ (1977) (1)
The Integration of the Equations of Planetary Constitution (1965) (1)
Rockets and roubles (1974) (1)
Thoughts on the Second World War (1990) (0)
Letter to the editor: trouble at LSE: tust and confidence (1967) (0)
Scientists in public service (1980) (0)
CHAPTER 12 – Defence (1990) (0)
Cosmological wars (1996) (0)
An Introduction to Gravitational Waves (1997) (0)
INFCE looks for technical and institutional solutions (1979) (0)
Is Science Human (1970) (0)
Scientists and Politicians (1990) (0)
CHAPTER 14 – Natural Environment Research Council (1990) (0)
A Discussion of Professor Kapp's Views (1955) (0)
Global energy considerations (1982) (0)
The Arrow of Time (1997) (0)
Policies of R and D (1984) (0)
Science policy research : implications and applications (1990) (0)
Communication in the modern world : nine Granada Guildhall lectures, 1960-62 (1963) (0)
Population growth (1994) (0)
Scientists' Careers (1973) (0)
Gravitational Collapse (1964) (0)
The Languages of science : a survey of techniques of communication (1966) (0)
Nature and nurture (1978) (0)
Cosmology and Controversy - The Historical Development of 2 Theories of the Universe, by H. Kragh (1996) (0)
The first six months in England (1990) (0)
CHAPTER 1 – Vienna (1990) (0)
Review of Publications-Cosmology (second edition) (1961) (0)
Science, Policy, and Research: ABSTRACT (1984) (0)
Science and the Future of Defence (1972) (0)
Europe and the new technologies: Margaret Sharp 312 pages, £25 (London, Frances Pinter, 1985) (1986) (0)
Defense and the Citizen: A European View (1979) (0)
Book reviews (1969) (0)
Bridging the gulf (1992) (0)
The Steady-State Universe and the Deduction of Continual Creation of Matter (1959) (0)
Rival theories of cosmology : a symposium and discussion of modern theories of the structure of the universe (1960) (0)
Hydrogen Molecules and the Hayashi Effect [and Discussion] (1969) (0)
An Addendum to Birkhoff's Theorem (1997) (0)
Humanism, the Only Valid Foundation of Ethics (1992) (0)
Nature and nurture (1978) (0)
The move to England (1990) (0)
A universe without mathematics (1982) (0)
APPLICATION OF THE VIBROMIXER IN PARENTERAL PRODUCTION. (1964) (0)
CHAPTER 10 – King's College London (1990) (0)
Note on a paper by Berman (1989) (0)
Risk and Society – The Changing Patterns of Risk (1988) (0)
Hard labour for life (1991) (0)
Curiosity of a scientist (1979) (0)
Education: the next stage (1991) (0)
Keynote address on space science education (1997) (0)
Letter to the Editor: Arrogance of Certainty (1991) (0)
DISCUSSION. POTENTIALITIES OF THE BRITISH RAILWAYS SYSTEM AS A RESERVED ROADWAY SYSTEM. (1955) (0)
Scintillating war years (1981) (0)
Electronics and human beings (1974) (0)
Europe in space 1960-1973 : John Krige and Arturo Russo, (ESA Noordwijk, NL, 1994), 122 pp. Dfl. 70, ISBN 92 9092 125 0 (1996) (0)
Admiralty Signals Establishment (1990) (0)
Comment on Lord Halsbury's Remarks (1955) (0)
Cosmology in the first half of the 20thcentury (2001) (0)
Mathematics for the Modern Mind (1967) (0)
Foreword (2001) (0)
THE OBJECTIVES AND CHARACTER OF GRADUATE STUDY (1964) (0)
CHAPTER 13 – Energy (1990) (0)
The Simplified Mathematics of Tidal Power (1982) (0)
The language of animals . Why Scientists talk . The gap, and the bridge (1961) (0)
Frontiers of life (1970) (0)
Technology and employment (1986) (0)
UK GOVERNMENT RESEARCH (1993) (0)
As much of cosmology as is possible (1978) (0)
Cosmology and the Philosophy of Scientific Progress (1973) (0)
Einstein: a lecture on the centenary of his birth (1979) (0)
II. - INTERACTIONS GRANITATIONELLES EN ASTROPHYSIQUE / GRAVITATIONAL ENERGY YIELDS (1969) (0)
Gravitational Collapse (1964) (0)
Physicist in the shadows (1992) (0)
Life in Cambridge after the war (1990) (0)
Cosmology, Enduring and Changing Features (1968) (0)
The Theory of Gravitation (1976) (0)
Relativity and Indeterminacy (1952) (0)
CHAPTER 5 – Internment (1990) (0)
Undirectional spin (1986) (0)
Great Britain Ltd (R&D Division) (1986) (0)
Look, no maths! (1990) (0)
Science and Government (1964) (0)
Indirect utilization of solar energy (1980) (0)
CHAPTER 6 – Interregnum (1990) (0)
Decades of stimulation (1991) (0)
Microwave:Layout 1 (2008) (0)
Science—Its philosophy and spirit (1996) (0)
Energy research and development - A U.K. view (1979) (0)
Religious divisions (1993) (0)
Symmetry properties of Harrison space-times (1964) (0)
Why the gloom? (1993) (0)
GRAVITATIONAL ENERGY YIELDS. (1969) (0)
CHAPTER 16 – Reflections (1990) (0)

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