| Title | Relativistic dynamics in curved spacetime |
| Brief description | In the 1950s, a research group led by Károly Novobátzky revealed the phenomenon that, in the presence of a general force, the mass of particles does indeed change. Today, this is referred to as the Novobátzky effect. The aim of the TDK research would be to investigate this phenomenon in different spacetimes, including stationary and spherically symmetric spacetimes, as well as axisymmetric black holes. |
| Supervisor | Szilárd Zsóka |
| Estimated time required | 2 semesters |
| Number of students expected | 1; the supervisor continuously welcomes new students to join. |
| Required prior knowledge | Mathematics I-III. |
| Recommended prior knowledge | Affinity for Newtonian gravitational theory |
| Recommended level of study at which the student may join | BSc, MSc |
| Location requirement; the work must be carried out here either partially or entirely | university |
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