James M. Bardeen | Academic Influence

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James M. Bardeen

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#417

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#730

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#199

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James M. Bardeen's Degrees

PhD Physics Princeton University

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According to Wikipedia, James Maxwell Bardeen was an American physicist, well known for his work in general relativity, particularly his role in formulating the laws of black hole mechanics. He also discovered the Bardeen vacuum, an exact solution of the Einstein field equation.

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James M. Bardeen's Published Works

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The four laws of black hole mechanics (1973) (2776)
The statistics of peaks of Gaussian random fields (1986) (2503)
Gauge Invariant Cosmological Perturbations (1980) (1697)
Rotating Black Holes: Locally Nonrotating Frames, Energy Extraction, and Scalar Synchrotron Radiation (1972) (1632)
Spontaneous Creation of Almost Scale - Free Density Perturbations in an Inflationary Universe (1983) (1495)
The Lense-Thirring Effect and Accretion Disks around Kerr Black Holes (1975) (608)
Extreme Kerr throat geometry: A vacuum analog of AdS 2 × S 2 (1999) (387)
Timelike and null geodesics in the Kerr metric. (1973) (312)
The Optical Appearance of a Star Orbiting an Extreme Kerr Black Hole (1972) (239)
A Variational Principle for Rotating Stars in General Relativity (1970) (188)
Radiation fields in the Schwarzschild background (1973) (180)
A Catalogue of Methods for Studying the Normal Modes of Radial Pulsation of General-Relativistic Stellar Models (1966) (179)
RELATIVISTIC DISKS. I. UNIFORM ROTATION. (1971) (131)
Black Holes Do Evaporate Thermally (1981) (114)
General relativistic axisymmetric rotating systems: Coordinates and equations (1983) (82)
Cosmic Fluctuation Spectra with Large-Scale Power (1987) (71)
Black hole evaporation without an event horizon (2014) (67)
Rapidly rotating stars, disks, and black holes. (1973) (66)
A Reexamination of the Post-Newtonian Maclaurin Spheroids (1971) (46)
Numerical Tests of Evolution Systems, Gauge Conditions, and Boundary Conditions for 1D Colliding Gravitational Plane Waves (2001) (45)
STABILITY OF CIRCULAR ORBITS IN STATIONARY, AXISYMMETRIC SPACE--TIMES. (1970) (44)
UNIFORMLY ROTATING DISKS IN GENERAL RELATIVITY. (1969) (40)
Tetrad formalism for numerical relativity on conformally compactified constant mean curvature hypersurfaces (2011) (29)
Cosmological Perturbations, From Quantum Fluctuations to Large-Scale Structure (1988) (28)
Black hole initial data on hyperboloidal slices (2009) (27)
Hyperbolic tetrad formulation of the Einstein equations for numerical relativity (2003) (27)
A New Criterion for Secular Instability of Rapidly Rotating Stars (1977) (20)
Quantum fluctuations and inflation (1987) (20)
NONCONSERVATION OF THE NEWMAN--PENROSE CONSERVED QUANTITIES. (1971) (19)
A model for winds from galactic disks (1978) (17)
Models for the nonsingular transition of an evaporating black hole into a white hole. (2018) (14)
Schwarzschild tests of the Wahlquist-Estabrook-Buchman-Bardeen tetrad formulation for numerical relativity (2005) (11)
The semi-classical stress-energy tensor in a Schwarzschild background, the information paradox, and the fate of an evaporating black hole (2017) (11)
Interpreting the semi-classical stress-energy tensor in a Schwarzschild background, implications for the information paradox (2018) (9)
Erratum: Hyperbolic tetrad formulation of the Einstein equations for numerical relativity[Phys. Rev. D 67, 084017 (2003)] (2005) (7)
Stability and Dynamics of Spherically Symmetric Masses in General Relativity. (1965) (6)
Upper limit on the binding energy of a magnetoturbulent supermassive star. (1966) (6)
Bondi-Sachs energy-momentum for the constant mean extrinsic curvature initial value problem (2012) (5)
Gauge and radiation conditions in numerical relativity (1983) (5)
Schwarzschild Tests of the WEBB Tetrad Formulation for Numerical Relativity (2005) (5)
Global Instabilities of Disks (1975) (4)
Predictions of a non-Gaussian model for large scale structure (1992) (4)
Properties of black holes relevant to their observation (1974) (3)
Galaxy formation in an Omega = 1 cold dark matter universe (1986) (3)
Black holes to white holes I. A complete quasi-classical model (2020) (2)
Black holes to white holes II: quasi-classical scenarios for white hole evolution (2020) (2)
Trace anomaly effective actions - a critique (2018) (1)
Fractal Rivers in Fractal Landscapes (1991) (1)
The GR8 Symposium on Singularities in General Relativity. held in Waterloo, Canada, on August 10, 1977, as part of the Eighth International Conference on General Relativity and Gravitation. (1979) (1)
Fluctuation spectra from inflation with large scale power. (1988) (0)
Tetrad formalism for numerical relativity on conformally compactified CMC hypersurfaces (2011) (0)
Report on the symposium "Astrophysical cosmology", held during the 11th International Conference on General Relativity and Gravitation, Stockholm, Sweden, 6 - 12 July 1986. (1987) (0)
Binding energy and stability of spherically symmetric masses in general relativity (1965) (0)
General relativistic hydrodynamics near equilibrium (1969) (0)
On the Microscopic Interpretation of the Bekenstein–Hawking Entropy (2019) (0)

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