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Compact Objects involve White Dwarfs,Neutron Stars and Black Holes which are formed from the gravitational collapse of main sequence stars after their nuclear fuel is finished.The special characteristic of all Compact Objects is that they are high density which requires a vast knowledge of nuclear physics with strong and weak interactions ,electromagnetic and numerical methods.we need general relativistic simulation of stars because the theories are simple and some are not in agreement with observations. studying of astro physical constraints on equation of state ,stability and cooling of Neutron Stars and pulsation of gravitational waves is needed nowadays. in first part of this thesis,we... 

It is well known that the fluctuations of electromagnetic fields in vacuum or in material media depend on the boundary conditions imposed on the fields. This dependence gives rise to forces which are known as Casimir forces, acting on the boundaries. Casimir forces between similar and disjoint objects such as two conducting or dielectric bodies are known in most cases to be attractive.¬¬ These forces are sometimes viewed as the macroscopic consequence of Van der Waals and Casimir-Polder attraction between molecules. In this thesis at first, calculation of Casimir forces in simple models were demonstrated. Then Van der Waals and Casimir-Polder forces have been explained in a unified theory... 

In this thesis, we study two important quantum effects at deSitter spacetime and using the Schrödinger field theory, the power spectrum of massive non-interacting, minimally coupled scalars in a fixed de Sitter background would be obtained. To calculate the N-point function in Schrödinger field theory, the ”in-in” formalism is extended in the Friedmann- Lemaître-Robertson-Walker (FLRW) universe. This formalism in such picture would have a crucial role for evaluating the correlation functions of those quantum states naturally written in Schrödinger picture. We compute the three-point function for primordial scalar field fluctuation in the single field inflation by this in-in formalism. The... 

There has been a growing interest in studying asymptotically AdS space times given the AdS/CFT conjecture. Among different models finding the one which decribes broader phenomena is important.The importance of a dynamical metric stems from the fact that one can see thermalization in its dual description. We introduce a dynamical metric and study apparent horizon formation and energy evolution as well. We plot its appparent horizion curve and show that it aproaches the static limit within our numerical accuracy. We then review quasi-normal modes of this space time  

Although general relativity is the underlying assumption in modern cosmology, there are still many simplifying assumptions neglecting higher order general relativistic effects. Given the precision cosmology and future surveys and the amount of data on large scales, higher order relativistic effects are to be taken into account. We will consider two categories of relativistic effects on large scale structures. First, the inhomogeneities between the source and the observer may lead to observable effects neglected so far. As future surveys will probe the universe on large scales, these effects have been the focus of recent studies. The observables being defined first, are cosmic rulers and... 

Isolated black holes in equilibrium are intrinsically simple objects: They are much simpler than ordinary matter around us because they can be described by only a few parameters such as their mass, angular momentum, and charge. This simplicity, however, is apparent only because one never has an isolated black hole. Black holes in centers of galaxies or intermediate-mass black holes always have complex distributions of matter around them, such as galactic nuclei, accretion disks, strong magnetic fields, other stars, planets, etc., and are therefore actively interacting with their surroundings. However, even having been removed from all macroscopic objects and fields in space, a black hole... 

One of the main subjects that has been vastly studied recently, is the final fate of Black holes with Hawking radiation. Radiation of a black hole changes the black hole, thus horizons of the black hole will also have dynamics. For a radiating black hole the inward flux of matter and the flux of radiation are two important factors for determining black hole energymomentum tensor that determine dynamics of different kinds of horizons. Quantum flux calculation needs choosing a proper quantum state as vacuum for calculating the expectation value of energy-momentum tensor. In this thesis we have attempted to write a useful reference and we hope it could help the reader to prepare for studying... 

Boundary conditions on a background field can change structure of quantum vacuum such that cause the attraction force between two parallel ideal metal plates. This is known as the Casimir effect, and it has dynamic aspect that seen by changes in the position of the boundary conditions imposed at the time. In the static case, creation and annihilation of virtual particles leads to system pressure that can be negative (attraction) or positive (repulsive) with respect to parameters such as the shape and topology, the materials used in and temperature. In the dynamical case, particles are real and emits as radiation and pumps energy from vacuum. In this thesis, our first attempt isto recognize...