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Two-sided far-tail access preserves the ambient causal exterior

Statement

Assume the Axiom of Choice. For a specified end region U⊂M, define its domain of outer communications (DOC) in the fixed ambient spacetime M by DM(U):=IM−(U)∩IM+(U). Let the original ambient chronological exterior be E=DM(U0)=IM−(U0)∩IM+(U0) and suppose that, with the metric and time orientation induced from M, E satisfies all the hypotheses of the maximal stationary future-access lemma. For a sufficiently far stationary tail Uf⊂U0∩E, assume this is the tail identified with R×{r>Rf} in that product. Then IM−(Uf)∩IM+(Uf)=E. In particular DM(Uf)=DM(U0): the original DOC is preserved when its designated end is truncated to any such sufficiently far stationary tail. No assertion about equality of each individual past or future set on the whole ambient manifold is included.

Facts & Assumptions

[A1]

The Axiom of Choice is assumed to meet the foundational hypothesis of both far-tail access suppliers. The Axiom of Choice

[F1]

Under [A1] and all the future-access hypotheses in the Statement, every E point reaches Uf along a future timelike curve contained in E, and is reached from Uf along one. A maximal stationary exterior has future access to its far tail Past access to the far tail by exact time reversal

[F2]

Chronological reachability is existential over timelike curves, so inclusion of domains or endpoint sets gives the corresponding inclusion of chronological sets. Causal curves, chronological and causal reachability, and inextendibility

Proof

**Given:**The explicit hypotheses of the Statement.

Goal: Establish its exact chronological-access conclusion.

1.1givenA1F1F2

The Axiom of Choice in [A1] and the full future-access hypotheses in the Statement meet the hypotheses of both access lemmas in [F1]. For p∈E, the two curves of [F1] are also timelike curves in M. Consequently p∈IM−(Uf)∩IM+(Uf), proving inclusion of the original exterior in the new one. The fact that the paths remain in E is part of [F1], not an inference from the old definition alone.

2.1givenF2step 1.1∎

Conversely Uf⊂U0 implies IM−(Uf)⊂IM−(U0) and IM+(Uf)⊂IM+(U0). Intersecting and using the definition of E gives the reverse inclusion. By the definition of DM, this also gives DM(Uf)=E=DM(U0), proving preservation of the DOC. Separate one-sided ambient identities remain unasserted.

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