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A relativistic effect in pulsating fluid spheres

Релятивстский зффект в пульсируюшей жидкой сфере

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Il Nuovo Cimento B (1965-1970)

Summary

The purpose of this note is to describe a relativistic effect of energy accumulation which arises when spherically symmetric configurations are enclosed in a sufficiently small volume. Conditions for a release of this energy are analysed and possible physical applications of this effect are suggested.

Riassunto

Scopo di questo articolo è descrivere un effetto relativistico di accumulazione di energia che si manifesta quando configurazioni a simmetria sferica sono contenute in volumi sufficientemente piccoli. Si esaminano le condizioni in cui questa energia viene liberata come radiazione e si suggeriscono alcune possibili applicazioni fisiche.

Реэюме

Цель зтой статьи состоит в описании релятивистского зффекта накопления знергии, которое воэникает, когда сферически симметричные конфигурации эаключены в достаточно малый общем. Аналиэируются условия выделения зтой знергии, и предлагаются воэможные фиэические применения зтого зффекта.

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de Felice, F. A relativistic effect in pulsating fluid spheres. Nuovo Cimento B (1965-1970) 63, 649–660 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02710714

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