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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 future timelike near infinity, , , and the same supplied CW maximal hypersurface at . Write , , and for its induced metric, second form, lapse and shift, with . Use the supplied asymptotically Cartesian quotient-harmonic spatial coordinates , with and , full differentiated polyhomogeneous expansions and . The normalized maximal vacuum KID identities are those supplied in [F2].
In the source spatial harmonic gauge, write the first coefficients as , , and . Then is constant, A vanishes, and . The spatial radial change preserves the same time coordinate and the same maximal slice and preserves full polyhomogeneity. In the resulting chart, with finite logarithmic powers at each retained order. The final spatial chart is not asserted still to be quotient-harmonic.
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Facts & Assumptions
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
The normalized maximal vacuum KID system supplies div , the lapse and vector equations and the stationary Ricci equation. Independent stationary maximal-gauge asymptotic expansion and KID input
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
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.
For a spherical function a, . There are no log terms at order r to the power minus one, since the source O() bound forbids them. The maximal identity gives . In , the order coefficient is therefore , so . In the vector KID equation the order coefficient likewise gives componentwise, so A is a constant vector. The order coefficient in div is , which forces .
The stationary Ricci equation now has leading part . 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 . The Ricci coordinate formula consequently gives . Since , all solutions have for a constant symmetric matrix C. The linearized harmonic condition is , which gives .
The map z is a spatial diffeomorphism sufficiently far out. Its inverse has , whose leading derivative correction changes to . It leaves the leading lapse coefficient unchanged and cannot restore an absent shift coefficient. The radial relation is exactly , 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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