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RN conformal data on a punctured exterior

Statement

Let m>0 be a geometric mass length, let q∈R be a signed geometric electric-charge length, and define

r∗:=max⁡{0,∣q∣−m2},Dm,q:=(r∗,∞),ψ(r):=(1+m2r)2−q24r2(r∈Dm,q),

where the square root is positive. On Σ=Dm,q×S2, use the Euclidean seed metric hˉ=dr2+r2γS2, with γS2 the unit round metric, and set

Eˉ=q r−2∂r,Bˉ=0,Aˉ=0,τ=0,Λ=0.

With h=ψ4hˉ, K=0, E=ψ−6Eˉ, and B=0, the exact transformed equations are

DˉiEˉi=0,DˉiBˉi=0,−8Δhˉψ−2∣Eˉ∣hˉ2ψ−3=0,

and the separate momentum equation is 0=−2ψ−6(Eˉ×hˉBˉ)i. They are satisfied by the displayed fields, so the corresponding SI-convention data satisfy the original constraints. The puncture r=0 is omitted from Σ, so the assertion concerns smooth equations on this domain and introduces no delta-function source there.

For m>∣q∣, Dm,q=(0,∞). The centered coordinate sphere Sr={r}×S2 has area 4πRareal(r)2, where

Rareal(r):=rψ(r)2=r+m+m2−q24r.

On each Sr, the outward unit normal is ν:=ψ−2∂r. Define its mean-curvature scalar by H:=div⁡hν; by convention here, Sr is minimal exactly when H(r)=0. Its mean curvature vanishes exactly at r0=12m2−q2, where Rareal(r0)=m+m2−q2. Both ends are asymptotically Euclidean in the following explicit sense. In the Euclidean seed Cartesian coordinates xi=rni with n∈S2, the r→∞ end has hij=(1+2m/r+O(r−2))δij, ∂khij=O(r−2), and ∂ℓ∂khij=O(r−3). For the inner end define inverted Cartesian coordinates x~i:=(r02/r2)xi, whose radius is r~:=∣x~∣=r02/r; the same metric and derivative falloffs hold as r↓0 in these coordinates. On the branch r>r0, put R:=Rareal(r). The comparator spatial metric is

hRNspatial:=f(R)−1dR⊗dR+R2γS2,f(R):=1−2mR+q2R2,

with R>m+m2−q2 and hence f(R)>0; the spatial metric h agrees with this static Reissner–Nordström exterior metric under the displayed areal-radius coordinate. These statements make no global event-horizon or maximal-extension claim.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: m>0, q∈R, the positive domain Dm,q, the seed metric and fields in the Statement, and the stated conformal constraint identities.

[F1]

Conformal electrovacuum seed data: Eˉ and Bˉ are geometric-normalized contravariant fields, K=(τ/3)h+ψ−2Aˉ, and h=ψ4hˉ.

[F2]

Exact conformal electrovacuum constraint transformation: source-free seed divergences and the transformed Hamiltonian equation imply the corresponding SI constraints; the momentum equation is separately satisfied when K=0 and Eˉ×hˉBˉ=0.

[F3]

Dyonic Reissner-Nordström metric and field domains: with mass length m, electric length q, magnetic length zero, and areal coordinate R, the RN metric has radial factor f(R)−1dR2, angular factor R2γS2, and f(R)=1−2m/R+q2/R2 where f(R)≠0.

Proof

1.1givenF1algebra

Put C:=m2−q2 and w:=ψ2. Since 2r+m>0, the condition w>0 is equivalent to 2r+m>∣q∣, giving exactly Dm,q. Thus ψ is smooth and positive there. In Euclidean spherical coordinates, DˉiEˉi=r−2∂r(r2qr−2)=0, while DˉiBˉi=0.

1.2givenF1F2algebra

On this domain w:=ψ2=1+m/r+C/(4r2), w′=−m/r2−C/(2r3), and w′′=2m/r3+3C/(2r4). Since ΔR3ψ=ψ′′+2ψ′/r, ψ′/ψ=w′/(2w) and ψ′′/ψ=w′′/(2w)−(w′)2/(4w2) give ΔR3ψ/ψ=(w′′/2+w′/r)/w−(w′)2/(4w2)=(Cw/r4−(w′)2)/(4w2)=−q2/(4r4w2); here w′′/2+w′/r=C/(4r4) and direct expansion gives Cw/r4−(w′)2=−q2/r4. Thus ΔR3ψ=−q2/(4r4ψ3). With Rˉ=0, Aˉ=τ=Λ=Bˉ=0, the transformed scalar equation is −8Δψ−2q2r−4ψ−3=0.

2.1F2step 1.1step 1.2algebra

The seed Gauss constraint holds by step 1.1, and step 1.2 verifies the Hamiltonian equation. The momentum right side vanishes because Bˉ=0, and its left side vanishes because K=τ=0. The omitted point r=0 is not in the manifold, so the smooth divergence calculation on Dm,q×S2 makes no distributional assertion at the puncture.

2.2givenstep 1.2algebra

Suppose m>∣q∣, so C>0 and r0=C/2. Then Rareal=r+m+C/(4r), Rareal′=1−C/(4r2), and Rareal′′=C/(2r3)>0. Hence Rareal has its unique minimum on (0,∞) at r0, with value m+C. The area formula follows directly from the induced metric on Sr, namely r2ψ4γS2.

3.1F1step 2.2algebra

The outward unit normal to Sr is ν=ψ−2∂r. Its mean curvature, defined as the trace of the second fundamental form, is H=div⁡hν=(det⁡h)−1∂r(det⁡h ψ−2)=2Rareal′/(ψ2Rareal). Thus H(r0)=0, and H is nonzero for every other centered coordinate sphere.

3.2F3step 2.2algebra

Write r02=C/4 and R=Rareal(r). On r>r0, R>m+2r0, so f(R)>0. Direct algebra gives R2f(R)=(R−m)2−C=(r−r02/r)2 and dR/dr=1−r02/r2=(r−r02/r)/r. Therefore f(R)−1(dR/dr)2=R2/r2=ψ4, which proves that h=ψ4dr2+R2γS2 equals the radial and angular spatial metric in [F3] on this branch.

4.1F1step 2.2algebra∎

As r→∞, ψ4=1+2m/r+O(r−2); differentiating this explicit rational expression for ψ4 gives first- and second-coordinate-derivative falloffs O(r−2) and O(r−3). For the inner end put r~=r02/r. Then ψ(r)2r2/r02=1+m/r~+r02/r~2=ψ(r~)2 and dr2+r2γS2=(r4/r04)(dr~2+r~2γS2). Hence the inner metric is exactly the same isotropic form in r~, and it has the same falloff and derivative estimates. This proves the two stated end descriptions without extending the static areal chart through f=0.

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