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    Some physical properties of neutrino-gravitational fields

    A new solution of the Einstein-neutrino field equations is given. This solution is of Plebanski class [4n]3 and describes a beam of neutrinos propagating along straight geodesies but possessing an inherent angula...

    J. B. Griffiths in International Journal of Theoretical Physics (1972)

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    A contribution to the Rainich theory of the neutrino field

    The neutrino-gravitational field is divided into fourteen distinct classes. This classification is shown also to determine the class of the space-time. Then for four particular classes of space-time, necessary...

    J. B. Griffiths, R. A. Newing in International Journal of Theoretical Physics (1972)

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    Gravitational radiation and neutrinos

    A class of neutrino-gravitational fields with zero energy-momentum tensor is defined. These space-times may also be interpreted as describing gravitational waves and are of Petrov typeD orN. A wave-like example o...

    J. B. Griffiths in Communications in Mathematical Physics (1972)

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    Neutrino radiation in spherically-symmetric gravitational fields I. The energy-momentum tensor for the one-neutrino and many-particle neutrino field

    The physical situation of a star emitting neutrinos is considered. Some difficulties in the classical theory are mentioned, and a more detailed approach to the properties of neutrino radiation in general relat.....

    J. B. Griffiths in General Relativity and Gravitation (1973)

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    A contribution to the rainich theory of the neutrino field II

    Conditions are given on the metric of a space-time for it to admit a neutrino-gravitational field. The method described involves comparing the spin coefficients of a suitably defined tetrad of null vectors. It...

    J. B. Griffiths in International Journal of Theoretical Physics (1974)

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    Neutrino radiation in spherically-symmetric gravitational fields II. The structure of the radiation field

    It is shown that the neutrino radiation field emitted by a star may be described by Vaidya's radiating Schwarzschild metric. The gravitational energy shift of the neutrino field is also considered, both in ter.....

    J. B. Griffiths, R. A. Newing in General Relativity and Gravitation (1974)

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    Neutrino radiation in spherically-symmetric gravitational fields. III. Comparison with photon radiation fields

    The gravitational properties of spherically-symmetric photon and neutrino radiation fields are compared and found to be identical. A model for the photon radiation field made up of incoherent radiation is firs.....

    J. B. Griffiths in General Relativity and Gravitation (1974)

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    On the superposition of electromagnetic waves in general relativity

    It is shown that, in a region of space-time containing two independent electromagnetic waves propagating in different directions, it is not possible for the two waves to follow simultaneously affinely paramete...

    J. B. Griffiths in International Journal of Theoretical Physics (1975)

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    Interacting electromagnetic waves in general relativity

    The problem is considered of finding exact solutions of the Einstein-Maxwell equations which describe the physical situation of two colliding and subsequently interacting electromagnetic waves. The general the...

    J. B. Griffiths in International Journal of Theoretical Physics (1976)

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    On the propagation of photons and neutrinos in curved space-time

    It is shown using a classical wave theory approach that photons and neutrinos have different propagation properties in curved space-time. It is also shown that neutrinos have the anomalous property that the si...

    J. B. Griffiths in General Relativity and Gravitation (1977)

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    A Newman-Penrose-type formalism for space-times with torsion

    The familiar Newman-Penrose formalism, in which the curvature of space-time is represented in terms of spin coefficients, is here extended to include the possibility of an asymmetric connection. It is hoped th...

    S. Jogia, J. B. Griffiths in General Relativity and Gravitation (1980)

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    Neutrino fields in Einstein-Cartan theory

    The spin-coefficient formalism presented elsewhere is here applied to classical neutrino fields in Einstein-Cartan theory. It is shown that the neutrino current vector is tangent to an expansion-free null geod...

    J. B. Griffiths in General Relativity and Gravitation (1981)

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    A spin-coefficient approach to Weyssenhoff fluids in Einstein-Cartan theory

    The generalized Newman-Penrose formalism is used to analyze semiclassical aligned spin fluids satisfying the Weyssenhoff restriction in the framework of Einstein-Cartan theory. Some general properties are deri...

    J. B. Griffiths, S. Jogia in General Relativity and Gravitation (1982)

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    Algebraically special, nonaligned, non-null Einstein-Maxwell fields

    A class of algebraically special non-null electrovac solutions is presented, in which the repeated principal null congruence is shear free, twist free, and geodesic, and is not aligned with a principal null di...

    J. B. Griffiths in General Relativity and Gravitation (1986)

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    Colliding plane gravito-electromagnetic waves

    The collision and interaction of plane electromagnetic waves is considered. Field equations are formulated and the appropriate boundary conditions are described in detail. A solution-generating technique is de...

    J. B. Griffiths in International Journal of Theoretical Physics (1990)

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    The application of spin coefficient techniques in the vacuum quadratic Poincaré gauge field theory

    The vacuum field equations of the quadratic Poincaré gauge field theory are expressed in the spin coefficient formalism of Newman and Penrose. These are differential identities involving curvature and torsion ...

    P. Singh, J. B. Griffiths in General Relativity and Gravitation (1990)

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    A new class of exact solutions of the vacuum quadratic Poincaré gauge field theory

    A class of algebraically special exact solutions of the vacuum quadratic Poincaré gauge field theory is presented. These solutions are of type III and type N and have a nonexpanding, shear-free and twist-free ...

    P. Singh, J. B. Griffiths in General Relativity and Gravitation (1990)

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    Colliding plane gravitational waves with colinear polarization

    The colliding plane wave problem is considered using an unconventional coordinate system. This permits a complete solution to be explicitly stated for the general case of arbitrary approaching waves with const...

    J. B. Griffiths, C. A. Hoenselaers, P. C. Ashby in General Relativity and Gravitation (1993)

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    Physical interpretation of vacuum solutions of Einstein's equations. Part II. Time-dependent solutions

    The study of interpretations of the vacuum solutions of Einstein's field equations is continued by considering some well known time-dependent solutions. Among these are metrics representing accelerating partic...

    W. B. Bonnor, J. B. Griffiths, M. A. H. MacCallum in General Relativity and Gravitation (1994)

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    Book review

    T. N. Bailey, J. B. Griffiths in General Relativity and Gravitation (1995)

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