The quadrupole moment of slowly rotating fluid balls (2008)
Bradley, Michael, Fodor, Gyula
In this paper we use the second order formalism of Hartle to study slowly and rigidly rotating stars with focus on the quadrupole moment of the object. The second order field equations for the...
Bradley, Michael, Edgar, S. Brian, Ramos, M. P. Machado
Metrics obtained by integrating within the generalised invariant formalism are structured around their intrinsic coordinates, and this considerably simplifies their invariant classification and...
Slowly rotating fluid balls of Petrov type D (2006)
Bradley, Michael, Eriksson, Daniel, Fodor, Gyula, Racz, Istvan
The second order perturbative field equations for slowly and rigidly rotating perfect fluid balls of Petrov type D are solved numerically. It is found that all the slowly and rigidly rotating perfect...
JACQUES MARITAIN & HUMAN RIGHTS: A NEO-THOMIST APROACH & ITS CONTEMPORARY IMPORTANCE (2006)
Jacques Maritain was a French, Catholic philosopher who made significant contributions to the philosophy of human rights. Maritain developed his particular theory of human rights in light of the...
Perturbative and Numerical Analysis of Tilted Cosmological Models of Bianchi type V (2005)
Bradley, Michael, Eriksson, Daniel
Cosmological models of Bianchi type V and I containing a perfect fluid with a linear equation of state plus cosmological constant are investigated using a tetrad approach where our variables are the...
Securing ad hoc networks from internal active attacks with swarm intelligence : a thesis / (2005)
A study of the use of swarm intelligence, an artificial intelligence approach, for network security where internal routers are not trustworthy.
Slowly rotating charged fluid balls and their matching to an exterior domain (2002)
Fodor, Gyula, Perj{é}s, Zolt{á}n, Bradley, Michael
The slow-rotation approximation of Hartle is developed to a setting where a charged rotating fluid is present. The linearized Einstein-Maxwell equations are solved on the background of the...
A slowly rotating perfect fluid body in an ambient vacuum (2000)
Bradley, Michael, Fodor, Gyula, Perjés, Zoltán
A global model of a slowly rotating perfect fluid ball in general relativity is presented. To second order in the rotation parameter, the junction surface is an ellipsoidal cylinder. The interior is...
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The Wahlquist metric cannot describe an isolated rotating body (1999)
Bradley, Michael, Fodor, Gyula, Marklund, Mattias, Perjés, Zoltán
It is proven that the Wahlquist perfect fluid space-time cannot be smoothly joined to an exterior asymptotically flat vacuum region. The proof uses a power series expansion in the angular velocity,...
Accelerated Tumor Cell Death by Angiogenic Modifiers (1998)
Chung, Leland W., Hsieh, Chia-Ling, Bradley, Michael, Sokoloff, Mitchell H.
Because of the inherent stability of endothelial cells and the importance of this cell type for the proliferation of both localized and disseminated cancers, anti- angiogenic therapy is an attractive...
Rotating perfect fluid sources of the NUT metric (1998)
Bradley, Michael, Fodor, Gyula, Gergely, László Á., Marklund, Mattias, Perjés, Zoltán
Locally rotationally symmetric perfect fluid solutions of Einstein's gravitational equations are matched along the hypersurface of vanishing pressure with the NUT metric. These rigidly rotating...
Dividend policy revisited : the role of cash flow uncertainty (1996)
http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/35428/2/b1892885.0001.001.pdf
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Evidence on the effects of hostile and friendly tender offers on employment / (1990)
Denis, Diane Kowalski., Bradley, Michael.
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Michigan, 1990.
Bradley, Michael, Desai, Anand, Kim, E. Han
This paper documents that a successful tender offer increases the combined value of the target and acquiring firms by an average of 7.4%. We also provide a theoretical analysis of the process of...
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Gains from corporate acquisitions and their division between target and acquiring firms (1987)
http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/35429/2/b1408719.0001.001.pdf
Industry leverage regularities : optimal capital structures or neutral mutations? / (1986)
Campbell, Cynthia J., Bradley, Michael.
Chair: Michael Bradley.
The effects of firm-specific human capital on management equity investment and turnover / (1985)
Comment, Robert., Bradley, Michael.
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Michigan, 1985.
The rationale behind interfirm tender offers : Information or synergy? (1983)
Bradley, Michael, Desai, Anand, Kim, E. Han
This paper investigates the rationale behind interfirm tender offers by examining the returns realized by the stockholders of firms that were the targets of unsuccessful tender offers and firms that...
The wealth effects of targeted share repurchases (1983)
Bradley, Michael, Wakeman, L. Macdonald
This paper examines the wealth impact of share repurchases that restrict participation to a particular sub-set of a firm's stockholders. Repurchases at a premium from insiders and small shareholders...
Firm Risk, Default Costs and Optimal Capital Structure (1981)
Bradley, Michael, Jarrell, Gregg A.
This paper is an empirical examination of the cross-sectional relationships among firm leverage, firm risk, and equity risk. The purpose is to contribute to our understanding of the determinants of...
Macroeconomics / Michael Bradley (1980)
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Vita.
Thesis (M.S.)--McGill University, 1970.
Verrucous Carcinoma of the Temporal Bone: A Wolf Clothed in Wool
Pleat, Jonathon Michael, Bradley, Michael, Orlando, Antonio, Rigby, Howard
Verrucous carcinomas are rare tumors that predominantly affect the head and neck region. A paradox of slow, aggressive invasion, apparent lymphadenopathy, yet seemingly bland histopathology, they can...
Verrucous Carcinoma of the Temporal Bone: A Wolf Clothed in Wool
Pleat, Jonathon Michael, Bradley, Michael, Orlando, Antonio, Rigby, Howard
Verrucous carcinomas are rare tumors that predominantly affect the head and neck region. A paradox of slow, aggressive invasion, apparent lymphadenopathy, yet seemingly bland histopathology, they can...
Michael R Roberts, Michael Bradley
In this paper we ask the empirical question are bond covenants priced? Consistent with the Costly Contracting Hypothesis (CCH) developed by Smith and Warner (1979), we find that they are. We document...
Determinants of Thrift Institution Resolution Costs.
Barth, James R, Bartholomew, Philip F, Bradley, Michael
This paper provides a detailed examination of the cost imposed by thrift institutions resolved during the period 1980-88. A simple model is presented to explain the cost of resolution. This model is...
Rodney T. Smith, Michael Bradley, Greg Jarrell
Regulations are often introduced and reformed in response to unanticipated changes in market forces. In late 1973, for example, OPEC quadrupled the world price of oil and U.S. policy makers responded...
Khanna, Naveen, Slezak, Steve L, Bradley, Michael
We show that entrepreneurs may prefer to allow insider trading even when it is not socially optimal. We examine a model in which an insider/manager allocates resources on the basis of his private...
Are Business Cycle Dynamics the Same across Countries? Testing Linearity around the Globe
Michael Bradley, Dennis Jansen
We investigate business cycle dynamics for 26 countries, estimating a set of nonlinear models for real GDP where appropriate. We find a great deal of heterogeneity in the dynamics of real output...
Corporate Bankruptcy and Insider Trading.
Seyhun, H Nejat, Bradley, Michael
The authors document significant sales by the insiders of firms filing bankruptcy petitions prior to the filing date. They also find that selling is more intense for top executives and officers and...
Dividend Policy and Cash-Flow Uncertainty
Michael Bradley, Dennis R. Capozza, Paul J. Seguin
We explore the role of expected cash-flow volatility as a determinant of dividend policy both theoretically and empirically. Our simple one-period model demonstrates that, given the existence of a...
Are Business Cycle Dynamics the Same across Countries? Testing Linearity around the Globe
Michael Bradley, Dennis Jansen
We investigate business cycle dynamics for 26 countries, estimating a set of nonlinear models for real GDP where appropriate. We find a great deal of heterogeneity in the dynamics of real output...
Expected Inflation and the Constant-Growth Valuation Model
Michael Bradley, Gregg A. Jarrell
In the presence of inflation, the standard Constant-Growth valuation model found throughout the finance literature is not valid in cases where a company either (1) makes no net new investments or (2)...