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15 Ashtekar, A., Beetle, C., and Lewandowski, J., “Mechanics of rotating isolated horizons”, Phys. Rev. D, 64, 044016-1-17, (2001). For a related online version see: A. Ashtekar, et al., (2001), [Online Los Alamos Archive Preprint]: cited on 22 November 2004,

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17 Ashtekar, A., and Bojowald, M., in preparation.
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19 Ashtekar, A., and Corichi, A., “Laws governing isolated horizons: Inclusion of dilaton coupling”, Class. Quantum Grav., 17, 1317-1332, (2000). For a related online version see: A. Ashtekar, et al., (October, 1999), [Online Los Alamos Archive Preprint]: cited on 22 November 2004,

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20 Ashtekar, A., and Corichi, A., “Non-minimal couplings, quantum geometry and black hole entropy”, Class. Quantum Grav., 20, 4473-4484, (2003).
21 Ashtekar, A., Corichi, A., and Sudarsky, D., “Hairy black holes, horizon mass and solitons”, Class. Quantum Grav., 18, 919-940, (2001). For a related online version see: A. Ashtekar, et al., (November, 2000), [Online Los Alamos Archive Preprint]: cited on 22 November 2004,

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23 Ashtekar, A., Dreyer, O., and Wisniewski, J., “Isolated Horizons in 2+1 Gravity”, Adv. Theor. Math. Phys., 6, 507-555, (2002). For a related online version see: A. Ashtekar, et al., (June, 2002), [Online Los Alamos Archive Preprint]: cited on 22 November 2004,

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24 Ashtekar, A., Engle, J., Pawlowski, T., and van den Broeck, C., “Multipole moments of isolated horizons”, Class. Quantum Grav., 21, 2549-2570, (2004). For a related online version see: A. Ashtekar, et al., (January, 2004), [Online Los Alamos Archive Preprint]: cited on 22 November 2004,

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25 Ashtekar, A., Engle, J., and Van den Broek, C., “Quantum geometry of isolated horizons and black hole entropy: Inclusion of distortion and rotation”, (December, 2004), [Online Los Alamos Archive Preprint]: cited on 13 December 2004,

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