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Original-article findings for The uniqueness of smooth stationary black holes.

2 confirmed findings and 1 potential finding in the original article.

article-remark13-flow-domain · confirmed

Tags: typos

https://arxiv.org/abs/2611.16853v1; PDF p.4, Remark 1.3, opening product identity and final stationary-flow map (PDF p. 4).

The maximality of Σ0 in our assumption implies that E = R × Σ0.

The displayed stationary-flow map uses all of Σ₀ as its domain. Definition 1.1 includes S in Σ₀, whereas S is outside the open DOC. At time zero a point of S therefore has no image in E. The surrounding lapse argument concerns the exterior section.

The printed domain includes the bifurcation sphere; this is a literal domain-notation correction, not a counterexample to exterior uniqueness.

Correction: Write C=Σ₀∩E and use R×C→E throughout this remark.

article-remark13-scalar-lapse · confirmed

Tags: typos

https://arxiv.org/abs/2611.16853v1; PDF p.4, Remark 1.3, sentence immediately after the maximum-principle bound (PDF p. 4).

This means that −g(n, N) > 0

The expression −g(n,N) uses the scalar lapse as a vector. The same paragraph defines T=Nn+X. Its intended transversality statement is −g(n,T)=N>0.

Rendered p.4 confirms N is printed; the preceding decomposition fixes the intended vector unambiguously.

Correction: Replace N by T in that metric pairing.

article-ik-globalization-gap · potential

Tags: missing proof steps

https://arxiv.org/abs/2611.16853v1; PDF p.4, Theorem 1.1, consequence attributed to [23]; compare pp.28–29, Proposition 5.1 (PDF p. 4).

Consequently, by [23], E is isometric to the exterior of some Kerr spacetime

The passage from the horizon criterion to one global Kerr exterior is not explained. The independently read IK Main Theorem, p.8, and final revision, p.8, give local isometry. The original recovery proof adds no globalization argument. Its global hypotheses may suffice; no false conclusion is established.

The authors attribute a global consequence to a local theorem; the omission is in their cited inference, independently of generated supplier packages.

Correction: Supply globalization with injectivity, surjectivity and matched hypotheses, or a precise applicable global theorem.