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Common terms and phrases2-surface a-plane ABCD algebra angular momentum apply asymptotic Bondi choice complex conjugate components condition conformal geometry conformal rescaling conformal weight conformally flat conformally invariant consider constant coordinates corresponding curvature curve defined derivative discussion dual eigenspinors eigenvalues eigenvectors expression fact factor field equations flag plane flagpole follows functions geometry given GPNDs gravitational Grgin Hermitian holomorphic hyperplane hypersurface independent indices infinity integral intersection light cone linear Lorentz manifold massless field matrix metric Minkowski space multiple non-zero notation Note null directions null hypersurface obtain orthogonal Penrose PNDs Poincare pure spinors quantities rays referred relation represented respectively restricted rotation satisfies scalar sequence simple skew solutions space-time spacelike spin-frame spin-space spin-weight spinor fields symmetric tangent tensor theorem timelike trace-free transformations twistor equation twistor space twistor theory unprimed vanishes vector space Weyl spinor Weyl tensor zero References to this bookFrom other books
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