In this section we give a very short review of some of the potential applications of the paradigm of
quasi-locality in general relativity. This part of the review is far from complete, and our aim here is not to
discuss the problems considered in detail, but rather to give a collection of problems that are
(effectively or potentially) related to quasi-local ideas, tools, notions, etc. In some of these
problems the various quasi-local expressions and techniques have been used successfully, but
others may provide new and promising areas for their application. For a recent review of the
applications of these ideas, especially in black hole physics, with an extended bibliography,
see [294, 293].
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