Introduction
1: Black holes
2: Dynamics of a black hole in a background universe
3: Interaction of two black-holes in the slow-motion limit
4: Gravitational radiation from high-speed black-hole
encounters
5: Axisymmetric black-hole collisions at speed of light;
perturbation treatment of gravitational radiation
6: Axisymmetric black-hole collisions at the speed of light:
reduction in two independent variables and calculation of the
second-order news function
7: Axisymmetric black-hole collisions at the speed of light:
gravitational radiation - results and conclusions
8: Conclusion
References
`The book is a good textbook for students who wish to study the
technique of describing the interaction of two black holes. The
researcher finds excellent guidance for further work.'
Zentralblatt f"r Mathematik
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