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Leading stationary modes and a spatial normalization of the same maximal end

Statement

Work in ZFC on the smooth stationary vacuum Lorentzian four-dimensional end supplied by the same-slice polyhomogeneous gauge lemma in [F1]. Retain its asymptotically horizontal maximal stationary slicing, with T=∂τ future timelike near infinity, N→1, X→0, and the same supplied CW maximal hypersurface at τ=0. Write h, k, N and X for its induced metric, second form, lapse and shift, with k=(2N)−1LXh. Use the supplied asymptotically Cartesian quotient-harmonic spatial coordinates y, with r=∣y∣ and ω=y/∣y∣, full differentiated polyhomogeneous expansions and h−δ,N−1,X=O∞(r−1). The normalized maximal vacuum KID identities are those supplied in [F2].

In the source spatial harmonic gauge, write the first coefficients as N=1+r−1n1(ω)+⋯, Xi=r−1Ai(ω)+⋯, and hij=δij+r−1Hij(ω)+⋯. Then n1=−m is constant, A vanishes, and Hij=m(3δij−ωiωj). The spatial radial change z=y+(m/2)y/∣y∣ preserves the same time coordinate and the same maximal slice and preserves full polyhomogeneity. In the resulting chart, hij=δij+2mδij/r+O∞(r−2log⁡Jr),N=1−m/r+O∞(r−2log⁡Jr),X=O∞(r−2log⁡Jr), with finite logarithmic powers at each retained order. The final spatial chart is not asserted still to be quotient-harmonic.

Facts & Assumptions

[F1]

The same maximal end has full differentiated expansions and order-minus-one initial lapse, shift and metric corrections in quotient-harmonic spatial coordinates. The source maximal-gauge expansion can be used on the same CW slice

[F2]

The normalized maximal vacuum KID system supplies div X=0, the lapse and vector equations and the stationary Ricci equation. Independent stationary maximal-gauge asymptotic expansion and KID input

[F3]

The sphere Laplacian has constant kernel, degree-one eigenvalue minus two and the stated self-adjoint spectral decomposition. Spherical harmonic modes are orthogonal, complete for continuous data, and have polynomial evaluation bounds

[F4]

Work in ZFC, retaining the analytic choice assumptions inherited through [F1] and [F2]; the coefficient calculation and explicit radial map make no additional use of choice. The Axiom of Choice

Proof

Given: The supplied stationary vacuum maximal end, normalization, quotient-harmonic chart and differentiated expansions in the Statement and [F1]–[F2], working in ZFC as in [F4].

Goal: Prove the stated same-slice end consequence.

1.1F1F2F3givenalgebra

For a spherical function a, Δ0(rσa)=rσ−2(ΔS2+σ(σ+1))a. There are no log terms at order r to the power minus one, since the source O(r−1) bound forbids them. The maximal identity gives k=(2N)−1LXh=O(r−2). In ΔhN=N∣k∣2, the order r−3 coefficient is therefore ΔS2n1=0, so n1=−m. In the vector KID equation the order r−3 coefficient likewise gives ΔS2Ai=0 componentwise, so A is a constant vector. The order r−2 coefficient in div X=0 is −A⋅ω=0, which forces A=0.

2.1F1F2F3step 1.1algebra

The stationary Ricci equation now has leading part Ric⁡(h)ij=∂i∂j(−m/r)+O(r−4log⁡Jr). The quotient metric differs from h only by a shift-square term, so its spatial harmonic condition gives the linearized h harmonic condition at order r−2. The Ricci coordinate formula consequently gives ΔS2Hij=2m(3ωiωj−δij). Since ΔS2(ωiωj)=2δij−6ωiωj, all solutions have Hij=−mωiωj+Cij for a constant symmetric matrix C. The linearized harmonic condition is −Cω+12tr⁡(C)ω−32mω=0, which gives C=3mδ.

3.1F1step 2.1algebra∎

The map z is a spatial diffeomorphism sufficiently far out. Its inverse has y=z−(m/2)z/∣z∣+O(r−1), whose leading derivative correction changes m(3δ−ω⊗ω)/r to 2mδ/r. It leaves the leading lapse coefficient unchanged and cannot restore an absent r−1 shift coefficient. The radial relation is exactly ∣z∣=∣y∣+m/2, so substitution and the chain rule preserve integer-power/logarithmic expansions and all differentiated remainders. This is a spatial normalization after the source harmonic-gauge analysis; time and the slice have not changed.

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