Welcome to HyperSpace, a set of hypertext based
services for general relativity research provided by the
UBC general relativity and cosmology group.
We have the following:
We're part of the theoretical physics
group located in the
physics
department of the beautiful
UBC campus
in Vancouver, BC, and
are working in pretty much all areas of gravity research. Here you
can find out who we are, and a little bit about what we're
doing:
Here we have a nifty forms-based program, GR, that searches a
list
of e-mail and snail mail addresses important to the GR community.
The list and software comes from
QMW,
but the software was originally developed at
UBC.
It has many personas that cross-reference each
other in an intelligent way so that searching is made easy.
It also gives links to various preprint databases.
We have the following:
- GR, the full
forms-based program.
or you can access a simple
version of each persona if you do not have forms support:
- GRpeople:
Finds the e-mail and snail mail addresses of
people in the GR community.
- GRjournal:
Finds the e-mail and snail mail addresses of
journals and GR research groups.
- GRaddress:
A very general searcher, for finding lots of GR snail mail addresses,
with links back to e-mail addresses.
- GRservers:
Searches our list of WWW accessible GR sites.
- GRpages:
Searches for the WWW homepages of people in the GR
community.
Note that we also keep a list of
temporary addresses for people on the move.
Lots of GR news is sent out from QMUL via L. Rezzolla at the Albert Einstein
Institute in Germany.
list (click here
for more information on the
list). We have an archive of these items
You can access the following categories of items
These are at the preprint database at LANL. However, you may prefer to
use GRpeople to
search for papers written by a specific author.
This is the Classical and Quantum Gravity Online Journal. The articles
in TEX form show up here about 3 weeks before publication. If your institution
subscribes to the printed journal, you can read the articles. If it does not
You can still read the table of contents.