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AIK perturbative effective constant and its coordinate data
Definition
An AIK perturbative quantitative chart package consists of the preceding GR/SBS data with the choices and bounds of AIK §2.1. Write and let be the future unit normal to . Choose with , such that on , On the end , require the sum of weighted derivatives through order six of the three remainders to be bounded by : their weights for , and are respectively , and at derivative order .
Choose a smooth cutoff with for and . Supply the smooth ambient field of the AIK construction on a neighborhood of and on the distant stationary end, with
Here in the slice formula is the radius in ; the choice of smooth extension off the slice is part of the package. Let be its local flow: and . Choose sufficiently small that is a diffeomorphism onto an open neighborhood of , with , agreement with the stationary chart for , and in these coordinates. The restriction on puts its initial points in . Writing for the supplied SBS neighborhood of , require
Require throughout . The availability of this source-specific field and flow chart is the imported construction recorded in External input. With denoting the sum over all spacetime coordinate derivatives of total order and all displayed tensor indices, set Require . These are the choices and bounds of AIK (2.1)–(2.5), not an unspecified coordinate-invariant norm of the metric.
Definition references
Facts & Assumptions
AIK perturbative global regularity and bifurcation package provides , the slice and the exterior chart. Spacelike sections, maximality and lapse–shift data supplies its future unit normal and positive induced metric.
Differentiated asymptotic bounds and parameter uniformity supplies differentiated component bounds and the meaning of one common finite bound; here spacetime derivatives in the interpolated chart are explicitly included.
AIK section 2.1 supplies the cutoff-field and flow-chart construction, its slice and stationary-end agreements, the SBS collar containment and the coordinate bounds. This imported input is specified in External input and the statement-bearing source reference.
Justification
The field extension and its flow chart are supplied by the cited AIK construction, rather than inferred from the three general definitional suppliers alone. All coefficient arrays and coordinate derivatives are defined on the supplied charts. The prescribed spacelike metric makes the two-sided quadratic bound meaningful, and the normal exists on the supplied slice. Supremum over a specified set is an extended nonnegative number; the explicit finiteness condition gives a finite . Since in the source GR package and , the displayed maximum is a finite positive number. This definition records the actual chart package on which the source threshold depends; it proves neither existence of uniformly bounded packages in a family nor independence from their choices.
External input
AIK, section 2.1, between (2.2) and (2.3) supplies the smooth interpolating field and its flow chart under the preceding source GR/SBS data and bounds (2.1)–(2.2). The cutoff, slice value, distant-end agreement, flow equation, chart domain and SBS collar restriction are transcribed in Definition. Equations (2.3)–(2.5) supply the subsequent chart bound and effective-constant conventions. The full imported statement, hypotheses and reading limits are in the source reference. This is an imported coordinate construction; the finite-constant justification above does not claim a local proof of its existence.
Depends on
- AIK perturbative global regularity and bifurcation package
- Differentiated asymptotic bounds and parameter uniformity
- Spacelike sections, maximality and lapse–shift data
- S. Alexakis, A. D. Ionescu and S. Klainerman, Uniqueness of smooth stationary black holes in vacuum: small perturbations of the Kerr spaces · Section 1.1 setup and GR/SBS; section 2.1, (2.1)–(2.5), especially the three coordinate-construction paragraphs between (2.2) and (2.3).
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External dependencies
Section 2.1 specifies the quantitative chart package (2.1)–(2.5). For a smooth cutoff eta taking values in [0,1], equal to 1 up to 1 and supported in (-infinity,2], it constructs a smooth field T-prime near Sigma_{3/4}, equal on that slice to eta(r/R1)n+(1-eta(r/R1))T and equal to T on the stationary region r>2R1. Its flow gives Phi1 on (-epsilon0,epsilon0) times E_{1-epsilon0}, agreeing with the slice and stationary charts. Epsilon0 can be chosen small so the r=1 collar lies in the SBS neighborhood and (2.3) holds. Equations (2.4)–(2.5) define A2 and the effective constant from this chart.
Hypotheses: The smooth spacelike reference slice, its parametrization and future unit normal, stationary asymptotic chart, mass and angular parameters, and GR/SBS neighborhood of section 1.1; constants A1,R1 chosen with the slice and end bounds (2.1)–(2.2) and R1 at least A1^4. The flow is that of the specified smooth ambient extension of T-prime, with sufficiently small positive epsilon0. This coordinate construction adds neither maximality nor the PK smallness assumption.
Reading limits: Consulted arXiv:0904.0982v1 HTML section 1.1 setup and GR/SBS and section 2.1 through (2.5), including the cutoff, field extension, flow chart, SBS collar containment and (2.3). Checked these formulas and domain conditions against the present definition. The source coordinate construction is imported, not locally reconstructed; no global rigidity proof, Carleman argument or library proof audit was performed.
Sources
- S. Alexakis, A. D. Ionescu and S. Klainerman, Uniqueness of smooth stationary black holes in vacuum: small perturbations of the Kerr spaces · Section 1.1 setup and GR/SBS; section 2.1, (2.1)–(2.5), especially the three coordinate-construction paragraphs between (2.2) and (2.3).