How statement and proof provenance work
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Selected total-stress/Killing charges
Conditional total-stress conservation and finite-domain Killing flux for the selected smooth charged-dust Einstein–Maxwell branch, plus the local gauge-compensated first integral for a separate prescribed-field charged test body. Finite-chain side flux and local-potential conditions are retained; no gravitational-field energy, global charge, self-field, or global trajectory claim is made. The probe branch carries ACω through the published RPM action-equivalence result.
Statement
Let be a smooth positive-density region of the selected charged-dust model, and require to satisfy the smoothness hypotheses of the Maxwell-stress and Killing-current suppliers. Assume the dust fields satisfy the model equations and the conditional matter-exchange identity of Dust continuity, transport and Lorentz acceleration, and assume the smooth Maxwell equations of Smooth curved vacuum Maxwell constitutive adoption. Define . Let be a smooth Killing field on , meaning , and set . For any finite smooth singular -chain in with boundary , define . Then
The two slice charges are equal only when the side flux vanishes. This is a matter-plus-electromagnetic stress current, not a local gravitational-energy tensor; no asymptotic or universal global energy is asserted.
There is also the following separate test-body clause. Assume for the canonical tangent-bundle smooth structure. On a local potential domain , let be a supplied smooth one-form with and let be a smooth scalar such that . Let be a finite future-timelike curve segment, parameterized by proper time , with fixed-endpoint variations as in External-field charged-particle action. If the segment is stationary for that adopted action, then Stationary charged action and Lorentz force gives for its constant , , and . Consequently
is constant along the segment and is invariant under , . This conditional test-body identity uses no self-field, global potential, trajectory-existence, or Einstein-solution claim.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The smooth Einstein–Maxwell dust branch, positive-density domain, Killing field, finite-chain boundary and side-flux hypotheses in the first clause; and, separately, the local potential, symmetry compensator, finite fixed-endpoint test-body segment and hypothesis in the second clause.
Selected transported charged-dust Einstein–Maxwell model: the selected branch adopts , , smooth Maxwell fields, and the undivided dust equations on a positive-density region.
Smooth curved vacuum Maxwell constitutive adoption: on the smooth oriented Lorentzian domain the adopted field law is and with the selected SI sign.
Dust continuity, transport and Lorentz acceleration: on , the adopted dust equations give the exact matter-exchange identity .
Curved electromagnetic stress divergence: for smooth , , , and , the electromagnetic tensor obeys . Its current proof and mathematical dependencies remain draft material, so this use is conditional.
Killing exchange current and gauge-compensated charged first integral: under the smooth Maxwell equations and matter exchange, a symmetric total stress gives a divergence-free Killing current, the finite-chain side-flux balance, and, for a local potential and Lorentz-force test curve with , the stated gauge-compensated constant.
Charged and spinning test-body quantities: the test body has constant , constant charge , a future-timelike worldline parameterized by proper time, and a prescribed field with a local potential where used.
External-field charged-particle action: on a finite local-potential segment, the adopted model trajectories are stationary points of the displayed fixed-endpoint external-field action.
Stationary charged action and Lorentz force: under that postulate, the charged-body definitions, finite-variation hypotheses and , stationarity is equivalent to . This published supplier is used only at its stated finite-segment interface.
The Axiom of Countable Choice (): assume the Axiom of Countable Choice for the canonical tangent-bundle smooth structure; the test-body clause uses it through [F4].
Proof
By [A1], [A2] and the local result [L1], the dust model gives on . The adopted Maxwell equations in [A1] match the smoothness and source-sign hypotheses of [F1], which gives . Raising/lowering with identifies these force-density terms with opposite signs, so adding the two identities yields .
Under [A3], the finite proper-time segment and charged-body quantities satisfy [F3] and [A3]; therefore [F4] supplies the Lorentz-force equation required by [F2]. No new trajectory is constructed.
The total stress is symmetric as the sum of symmetric matter and electromagnetic tensors. The Killing-field and finite-chain hypotheses in the first clause match [F2], so its current conclusion gives and its boundary formula gives . Equality follows only when the specified side flux is zero.
Apply the local test-body clause of [F2] to the equation from step 1.2 and the supplied , . It gives constancy and gauge invariance of on the segment. The result remains conditional on the local potential, symmetry and finite-segment hypotheses.
Depends on
Selected transported charged-dust Einstein–Maxwell model
Smooth curved vacuum Maxwell constitutive adoption
Dust continuity, transport and Lorentz acceleration
Killing exchange current and gauge-compensated charged first integral
Curved electromagnetic stress divergence
Charged and spinning test-body quantities
External-field charged-particle action
Stationary charged action and Lorentz force
The Axiom of Countable Choice ()