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Positive stationary mass from the bifurcate vacuum boundary
Statement
Under exactly the article regular stationary-vacuum hypotheses, the original stationary end coefficient is strictly positive. More precisely the complete exterior section has ADM energy , zero linear momentum, and . This conclusion assumes neither maximality nor axisymmetry.
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The section satisfies complete AF initial-data assumptions, vacuum DEC, and trace decay of order three. Complete boundary initial-data and vanishing momentum interface Vacuum exterior-section constraints imply the dominant energy condition Extrinsic curvature decay on the original stationary end
The into-exterior boundary expansions both vanish. Zero boundary expansions without maximality
The exact boundary positive-energy input applies with and . External boundary positive-energy theorem without maximality
Ordinary stationary vacuum ADM and Komar masses agree and the latter is the original coefficient. External ADM–Komar equality on ordinary stationary vacuum ends Komar flux equals the original stationary mass coefficient
Proof
Apply the boundary positive-energy input to using completeness and smooth nonempty compact boundary, the decay with , zero constraint densities, zero boundary expansions, and trace decay with . Every condition is supplied without a maximality assumption, hence . The same initial-data interface gives .
The end is ordinary four-dimensional stationary vacuum, so ADM–Komar equality applies with the normalization fixed in the explicit end flux. Therefore .
Depends on
- Complete boundary initial-data and vanishing momentum interface
- Vacuum exterior-section constraints imply the dominant energy condition
- Extrinsic curvature decay on the original stationary end
- Zero boundary expansions without maximality
- External boundary positive-energy theorem without maximality
- External ADM–Komar equality on ordinary stationary vacuum ends
- Komar flux equals the original stationary mass coefficient
- Regular non-degenerate stationary vacuum spacetime
- Asymptotic mass and axial angular-momentum conventions
Used by · 9
- Invariant Ernst data and smooth K-invariant gauge
- Theorem 4.1: limiting horizon area upper bound
- Theorem 4.2: charged horizon area lower bound
- Conditional horizon recovery and Kerr implications
- Weak original data furnish the one recovery family and pole
- External local boost collar and canonical temporal splice
- Canonical bifurcation collar joined to the original exterior Cauchy section
- Vacuum development realizing the exterior and local boost germs
- Strongly causal complete stationary ambient gluing around the exterior
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