
Dr John Steele
BSc (Hons), University of Aberdeen, 1986
MSc, University of Aberdeen, 1988
PhD, University of Aberdeen, 1989
I was born in Lancashire, England, and grew up in Thurso, on the north coast of Scotland. I did my undergraduate degree at the University of Aberdeen, graduating with First Class Honours in mathematics in 1986. I then stayed on to complete my MSc and PhD in General Relativity under Graham Hall, graduating in 1989.
From there, I took up a position as a research associate at Monash University in Melbourne, funded by the Australian Research Council.
In 1992 I came to the University of New...
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My particular interest is in exact solutions of Einstein's equations and the symmetries they admit, as well as the history and basic structure of Relativity.
My last work was on an extending a formalism for vacuum space-times admitting an isometry to the cases of homothetic and conformal vectors, and applications of that formalism.