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  {\huge\bf
THE SEVENTH}\\[\bigskipamount]
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MARCEL GROSSMANN MEETING}\\[\bigskipamount]
  {\Large\bf
on recent developments in theoretical and experimental\\[\medskipamount]
general relativity, gravitation, and relativistic field theories}
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Proceedings of the Meeting held at}\\[\medskipamount]
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Stanford University}\\[\smallskipamount]
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24--30 July 1994}
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\centerline{\LARGE\bf PART A}
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  {\large
Editors}\\[\bigskipamount]
  {\Large\bf
Robert T. Jantzen}\\[\smallskipamount]
Department of Mathematical Sciences\\
Villanova University\\
Villanova, PA 19085 USA\\[\bigskipamount]
  {\Large\bf
G.\ Mac Keiser}\\[\smallskipamount]
Gravity Probe B Relativity Mission\\
W.W.\ Hansen Experimental Physics Laboratory\\
Stanford University\\
Stanford, CA 94305 USA
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  World Scientific}\\[\smallskipamount]
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  {\huge\bf
THE SEVENTH}\\[\bigskipamount]
  {\huge\bf
MARCEL GROSSMANN MEETING}\\[\bigskipamount]
  {\Large\bf
on recent developments in theoretical and experimental\\[\medskipamount]
general relativity, gravitation, and relativistic field theories}
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Proceedings of the Meeting held at}\\[\medskipamount]
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Stanford University}\\[\smallskipamount]
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24--30 July 1994}
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\centerline{\LARGE\bf PART B}
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Editors}\\[\bigskipamount]
  {\Large\bf
Robert T. Jantzen}\\[\smallskipamount]
Department of Mathematical Sciences\\
Villanova University\\
Villanova, PA 19085 USA\\[\bigskipamount]
  {\Large\bf
G.\ Mac Keiser}\\[\smallskipamount]
Gravity Probe B Relativity Mission\\
W.W.\ Hansen Experimental Physics Laboratory\\
Stanford University\\
Stanford, CA 94305 USA
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\centerline{\bf THE MARCEL GROSSMANN MEETINGS}

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\noindent
The Marcel Grossmann Meetings have been conceived with the aim of reviewing
recent developments in gravitation and general relativity, with major emphasis
on mathematical foundations and physical predictions.  
Their main objective 
 is to bring together scientists from diverse backgrounds in order to 
 %is to elicit contributions which  
deepen our understanding of spacetime structure 
 %as well as to 
 and
review the status of experiments testing 
Einstein's theory of gravitation.

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\centerline{\bf Publications in the Series of Proceedings}

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Proceedings of the Seventh Marcel Grossmann Meeting on 
General Relativity  -- these volumes\\
\place{Stanford, USA, 1994}
Edited by R.T. Jantzen and G.M. Keiser\\
World Scientific, 1996\\
\null\\ %
Proceedings of the Sixth Marcel Grossmann Meeting on General Relativity\\
\place{Kyoto, Japan, 1991}
Edited by H. Sato and T. Nakamura\\
World Scientific, 1992\\
\null\\ %
Proceedings of the Fifth Marcel Grossmann Meeting on General Relativity\\
\place{Perth, Australia, 1988}
Edited by D.G. Blair and M.J. Buckingham\\
World Scientific, 1989\\
\null\\ %
Proceedings of the Fourth Marcel Grossmann Meeting on General Relativity\\
\place{Rome, Italy, 1985}
Edited by R. Ruffini\\
World Scientific, 1986\\
\null\\ %
Proceedings of the Third Marcel Grossmann Meeting on General Relativity\\
\place{Shanghai, People's Republic of China, 1982}
Edited by Hu Ning\\
Science Press -- Beijing and North-Holland Publishing Company, 1983\\
\null\\ %
Proceedings of the Second Marcel Grossmann Meeting on General Relativity\\
\place{Trieste, Italy, 1979}
Edited by R. Ruffini\\
North-Holland Publishing Company, 1982\\
\null\\ %
Proceedings of the First Marcel Grossmann Meeting on General Relativity\\
\place{Trieste, Italy, 1976}
Edited by R. Ruffini\\
North-Holland Publishing Company, 1977
}

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\centerline{{\bf Series Editor:} REMO RUFFINI}

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\centerline{\bf ORGANIZING BODIES}
\centerline{\bf OF THE SEVENTH MARCEL GROSSMANN MEETING:}
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\centerline{\bf INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE}
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\centerline{%
 David Blair,
 Yvonne Choquet-Bruhat,
 Jurgen Ehlers,
 Francis Everitt,}

\centerline{%
 Fang Li Zhi,
 Stephen Hawking,
 Yuval Ne'eman,
 Remo Ruffini (Chair),}

\centerline{%
 Abdus Salam,
 Humitaka Sato,
 Rashid Sunayev,
 Steven Weinberg}

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\centerline{\bf LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE}
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\centerline{%
 Mac Keiser (Chair),
 Blas Cabrera,
 Paolo Carini,
 Daniel DeBra,
}

\centerline{%
 Lance Dixon,
 Francis Everitt,
 Monica Jarnot,
 Renata Kallosh,
}

\centerline{%
 %Peter Michelson, 
 Tom Langenstein,
 Roger Romani,
 Robert Wagoner,
 Yueming Xiao
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\typeout{THIS IS THE LIST OF SPONSORS.}

\centerline{\bf SPONSORS}
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\centerline{International Center for Relativistic Astrophysics (ICRA)}
\centerline{International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP)}
\centerline{International Science Foundation (ISF)}
\centerline{International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP)}
\centerline{United Nations Office for Outer Space Science (UN)}
\centerline{National Science Foundation (NSF)}
\centerline{Office of the Dean of Research, Stanford University}
\centerline{Institute for International Studies, Stanford University}
\centerline{Lockheed Missiles and Space Company, Inc.}
\centerline{Hewlett-Packard Company}
\centerline{Domaine Chandon}

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\noindent
The recipients of the Marcel Grossmann Awards 
(from left): Peter Stockman, Jim Wilson, and Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar.

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\centerline{\bf MARCEL GROSSMANN AWARDS}

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\meeting{Seventh Marcel Grossmann Meeting}

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\Institutionalaward{SPACE TELESCOPE SCIENCE INSTITUTE}

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\centerline{\it
``for its critical role in the direction and operation
of the Hubble Space Telescope,}
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a truly unique international laboratory for the investigation and
testing of}
\centerline{\it
general relativity in the context of modern astrophysics and cosmology"}
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\centerline{SUBRAHMANYAN CHANDRASEKHAR}

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``for his contributions to the analysis of  gravitational
phenomena from Newton to}
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Einstein and especially for leading the way to relativistic astrophysics
with the}
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concept of critical mass for gravitational collapse"}
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\centerline{JIM WILSON}

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``for having built on his experience in nuclear physics,
thermonuclear reactions,}
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and extensive numerical simulation
to create a new testing ground for the novel}
\centerline{\it
concepts of
relativistic astrophysics"}
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Each recipient is presented with a silver casting of the TEST
sculpture by the artist A.~Pierelli. 
The original casting was presented to His
Holiness Pope John Paul II on the first occasion of the Marcel
Grossmann Awards.

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\noindent
Above:
Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar delivering the opening public lecture
``The Series Paintings of Claude Monet and the Landscape of General
Relativity."

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\noindent
Below:
Previous Marcel Grossmann Award recipient John Wheeler introducing
the evening public lecture series.

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\centerline{\Large\bf PREFACE}
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The Seventh Marcel Grossmann Meeting (MG7), dedicated to 
C.W. Francis Everitt on the occasion of his 60th birthday,
took place for the first time
on the American continent at Stanford University,
Stanford, California, July 24--29, 1994. 
The opening ceremonies began the morning of July 25
with welcoming addresses by
Remo Ruffini, Francis Everitt, and John Howe
(on behalf of the NASA Administrator Daniel Goldin).

The three Marcel Grossmann Awards were presented by Remo Ruffini and Humitaka
Sato.
The Space Telescope Science Institute was the recipient of the
institutional award, which was accepted on behalf of the Institute by
its director Peter Stockman. 
The individual award recipients were
Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar and Jim Wilson. Each received a 
silver replica
of the TEST (Traction of Events in Space-Time) sculpture by Attilio Pierelli.
The audience received an elegantly printed
award pamphlet including
pictures of the individual recipients and some spectacular glossy
photographs of the TEST sculpture taken by the artist Shu Takahashi,
who helped design the two meeting posters and the meeting tote bag.
Also included in the pamphlet was an essay by Anna Imponente
(reproduced in these proceedings)
about the interaction between science and
art which is concretely embodied in
the TEST sculpture, the three-dimensional
extension of the Marcel Grossmann Meeting logo used in the meeting posters
and other promotional materials since the fourth meeting.

After the opening ceremonies, the meeting began with the first of four
public talks of the series 
``Science and Society --- Thoughts for the New Millennium."
John Wheeler, acting in his capacity as the series speaker presenter,
introduced Professor Chandrasekhar's talk 
``The Series Paintings of Claude Monet and the Landscape of General 
Relativity."\footnote{%
This talk was published in pamphlet form as the dedication
address for the Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics in Pune,
India, delivered on December 28, 1992.
%Copies are available by writing to 
%IUCAA Publications, Post Bag 4, Ganeshkhind, Pune -- 411 007, India.
}

The scientific program included
five days of 26 morning plenary talks
and four afternoons of a total of 40 parallel sessions including
approximately 400 presented papers. 
The idea of a volunteer rapporteur report on
the area of research associated with each parallel session
was introduced for the first time at this meeting.
Presented either by the chairperson or someone
invited by the chairperson, these talks had the goal of
summarizing the state of affairs in the specific area of the session.
No poster sessions were held. Instead, everyone not able to be
allotted a longer time to speak was guaranteed their
``at least five minutes of fame" to announce their work for further
discussion on an individual level.

%Some 
Close to
559 registered participants and 120 registered accompanying
persons were present for the meeting 
during a week of truly fine weather at Stanford.
Though certain parts of the long-term planning process for this meeting
got off to a late start, things seemed to come together
at the last minute to make another successful gathering of a diverse
group of scientists from all over the world.
Crucial phases of the advanced preparations were managed efficiently
by Monica Jarnot, 
who also hosted two special events for the accompanying persons.
%and
%while
%bureaucratical 
Organizational
matters before, during, and %long 
after the meeting were
handled effectively by Jill Higgins, Gary Bertolucci, and their
organization Meeting Planning Associates.
%with the additional help of
The work of Nadine Brown
%whose assistance in the proceedings manuscript archiving
on the conference registration, participant database, and 
manuscript archival process 
%after the meeting was invaluable, 
was invaluable.
The combined efforts of 
the local organizing committee chaired by Mac Keiser and
many members of
the Gravity Probe B Relativity Mission led by Francis Everitt
went into making the meeting become a reality.
An enthusiastic group of graduate student volunteers
both from Stanford and around the world,
coordinated by Paolo Carini, contributed to the success of the day-to-day
operation of the conference.

The evening program included the opening night organ concert
by Robert Bates at the Stanford Memorial Church,
the banquet,
%a roundtable discussion with John Wheeler,\typeout{IS THIS TRUE?} 
and the remaining three lectures of the Science and Society series.
These were given by
Fang Li Zhi (``Decline of Central Totem and New Horizons"),
Wolfgang Panofsky (``Copernican Humility, Change and the Creation of Purpose")
and Yuval Ne'eman  (``The Physical Heritage of the Cold War").
The last two of these are reproduced at the end of these proceedings.
The midweek banquet was held in an elegant setting amidst spectacular natural 
beauty at the Olympic Club in Lakeside overlooking the Pacific Ocean and 
San Francisco. Those present were treated to a wonderful after-dinner talk
by Ken Nordtvedt recounting anecdotes about his early days at Stanford when
the idea of the gyroscope experiment was first taking form.

The meeting was closed on July 29
with a reminiscence by Remo Ruffini of the
days of the renaissance of relativity and 
of the special role played by various individuals at Stanford
University in the early seventies in generating the birth of this
series of meetings. This talk 
has been expanded upon in
\lq\lq An Excursus on Experimental Gravitation from Space
and Relativistic Astrophysics in Honour of Francis Everitt's 60'th Birthday"
reproduced at the beginning of these proceedings.
A warm expression of thanks was given to the participants,
speakers, and organizers, and to all those whose financial help
made possible the realization of this seventh meeting.

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%Professor Chandrasekhar delivering the opening public lecture 
%``The Series Paintings of Claude Monet and the Landscape of General 
%Relativity."

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Professor Yuval Ne'eman  delivering his public lecture
``Copernican Humility, Change and the Creation of Purpose."

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     An Excursus\\
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     and Relativistic Astrophysics\\
     in Honour of Francis Everitt's 60'th Birthday\\
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Above:
Humitaka Sato presenting the Grossmann Award to Jim Wilson.

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\noindent
Below:
Remo Ruffini introducing the lecture by Demetrios Christodoulou.

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