Relativity Free PDF download of Hawking & Ellis (1973)

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The discussion centers on the search for a free digital copy of "The Large Scale Structure of Space-time" by Stephen Hawking and George Ellis. It emphasizes that any free online copies are likely pirated and violate copyright laws, which Physics Forums does not support. The thread is closed, but members are encouraged to privately message a mentor if they find a properly licensed free copy, which could lead to the thread being reopened for sharing the link.
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Where can I find a free digital copy of The Large Scale Structure of Space-time by Hawking and Ellis?
 
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Unless the copyright holders (probably Hawking and Ellis) have licensed a copy for free distribution, any free online copy you find has been pirated in violation of international law and the laws of just about every country This is not something that Physics Forums will encourage or even tolerate, so this thread is closed.

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