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Vacuum metrics embed as stationary electrovacuum data with zero field
Statement
Work in the ZFC convention of the stationary Lorentzian data. Let be smooth oriented time-oriented stationary Lorentzian data with . Set and , the global zero one-form. Then , and .
The Maxwell field is invariant under every isometry and satisfies . Its electric and magnetic fluxes vanish on every compact oriented smooth embedded spacelike two-surface without boundary, with the flux conventions of the geometric electrovacuum data.
If an exterior chart with coordinate range , where is an open interval and with , is additionally specified, write . For every nonnegative integer and every real , each component is in the Cartesian spatial derivatives, uniformly for : for all , . For every , its weighted bound of decay order also has bound zero, uniformly in . These are the differentiated and weighted estimates of the asymptotic-decay convention; no existence of an end or such a chart is asserted.
Thus the vacuum datum supplies the vacuum specialization of the electrovacuum framework without adding a physical matter field, and the zero potential satisfies every decay order in the specified differentiated and weighted classes whenever the additional chart is supplied.
Facts & Assumptions
The geometric electrovacuum equations, Hodge map and electric and magnetic flux normalizations are explicitly defined. Geometric electrovacuum equations and charge convention
The metric, Ricci convention, chosen time orientation and stationary Killing condition have the fixed smooth Lorentzian meanings. Stationary Lorentzian data and tensor conventions
The differentiated and weighted bounds use a specified Cartesian exterior chart, spatial multi-indices, annular Hölder seminorms and common constants for a parameter family. Differentiated asymptotic bounds and parameter uniformity
Exterior differentiation is defined by the invariant vector-field formula: its terms are derivatives of evaluations of the form and evaluations of the form on Lie brackets. The exterior derivative by the invariant vector-field formula
For a smooth map and a -form , . The pullback of a differential form
Proof
Given: The data and assumptions in the Statement.
Goal: Establish the zero-field embedding, invariance, vanishing fluxes and conditional decay estimates.
For a zero form, every evaluation in the invariant exterior-derivative formula is the zero scalar function, its derivative by any vector field is zero, and every bracket-evaluation term is zero. Hence and . The Hodge map in [F1] is fiberwise linear, so and the same derivative calculation gives .
All components of and all their raised components vanish. Both quadratic terms in the electrovacuum Ricci equation are therefore zero, and the hypothesis gives that equation with the metric, orientation and Ricci convention inherited unchanged. Together with step 1.1 this proves that is a geometric electrovacuum datum with the global potential .
The pullback formula in [F5] evaluates a zero form to zero for any smooth map. In particular, every isometry preserves , and every local flow map of has . Defining gives , with no completeness requirement on the flow. For the inclusion of any surface in the Statement, the pullbacks of and are zero. Their flux integrals in [F1] are integrals of the zero top form and hence vanish.
In any additional chart specified in the Statement all four coefficient functions and every spatial derivative of them are identically zero. The bounds of [F3] therefore hold for every and with and any common , independent of . Every derivative Hölder seminorm is zero, since its numerator is a difference of zero values, so the weighted annular sums are also zero for every . This proves all the asserted conditional decay orders. Along with steps 2.1 and 2.2, it establishes the zero-field specialization; it makes no existence or classification assertion.
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