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Linearized coupled equations and gauge identities — Examples
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4 · Definitions, postulates, theorems and proofs
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5 · Examples, experiments and counterexamples
A stationary Reissner–Nordström charge mode does not decay to zero
Example
Work in the specialization of the linearized geometric electrovacuum system. Fix , , , and a length . Set the dimensionless parameter radius and . Then for . On the fixed exterior , put Then and form a smooth stationary solution of the linearized geometric electrovacuum system at . Its electromagnetic perturbation is nonzero and its electric-flux variation through every outward coordinate sphere is . Thus this exact mode does not tend to zero in time at fixed ; an unqualified claim that every linearized component decays to zero without retaining or subtracting parameter modes is false.
Example references
Facts & Assumptions
Given: , , , , and the family and fixed exterior domain in the Example.
Dyonic Reissner-Nordström metric and field domains: for electric charge and zero magnetic charge, the geometric Reissner–Nordström metric and field are and .
Full dyonic Reissner-Nordström electrovac verification: in the sector, for every real mass and electric charge, this datum solves and wherever and .
Geometric electrovac equations and flux normalization: for the specified oriented sphere.
Lorentzian exterior calculus and Hodge star: in the positive spacetime orientation.
Pure-gauge and exact-family perturbations solve the linearized electrovacuum system: a smooth derivative of exact solutions on one fixed domain solves the linearized system.
The geometric electrovac suppliers retain the background assumption . No additional choice principle is used for this explicit parameter family. (The Axiom of Countable Choice ())
Verification
Given: The constants and geometric field family in the Example, with dimensionless and a length parameter.
For , , so the metric is Lorentzian and the fixed exterior domain avoids every zero of . The parameter family is smooth on and is the Reissner–Nordström family of [F1]. By [F2], every member is an exact geometric electrovacuum on the same .
Differentiating the displayed formulas gives , These tensors are smooth on , independent of , and . By [F5] the pair solves the linearized equations.
For any , on the fixed exterior , so , , and . Hence . The two-form has , so . Using the orientation in [F1] and the component Hodge formula [F4] gives . The outward coordinate sphere has this positive area orientation, and direct integration in polar coordinates gives . By [F3], , so differentiating yields . Since the nonzero component is independent of , it cannot converge to zero as time tends to either infinity at any fixed . This is a mathematical counterexample to universal componentwise decay without parameter-mode subtraction, not an assertion about physical observations or nonlinear stability.