On Cooperstock's counterexample to the gravitational-radiation quadrupole formula

Details On Cooperstock's counterexample to the gravitational-radiation quadrupole formula On Cooperstock's counterexample to the gravitational-radiation quadrupole formula

Jan 1986

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Physical Review D (Particles and Fields), Volume 33, Issue 2, 15 January 1986, p.611

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Cooperstock has recently modified the axially symmetric gravitational two-body problem previously analyzed by himself, Lim, and Hobill by introducing a new assumption, that ``The system undergoes a smooth transition from the static state to free-fall and the motion. . .consists of the two bodies accelerating towards each other while undergoing slow tidal deformation.'' This assumption is inconsistent with his solution of the field equations. The quadrupole formula correctly describes the radiation emitted.

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