Oscillations in Wave Map Systems and Homogenization of the Einstein Equations in Symmetry

In 1989, Burnett conjectured that, under appropriate assumptions, the limit of highly oscillatory solutions to the Einstein vacuum equations is a solution of the Einstein-massless Vlasov system. In a recent breakthrough, Huneau-Luk (Ann Sci l'ENS, 2024) gave a proof of the conjecture in <i>U</i>(1)-symmetry and elliptic gauge. They also require control on up to fourth order derivatives of the metric components. In this paper, we give a streamlined proof of a stronger result and, in the spirit of Burnett's original conjecture, we remove the need for control on higher derivatives. Our methods also apply to general wave map equations.

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Archive for Rational Mechanics and Analysis
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2024-12-21
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00205-024-02042-3
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2
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Advanced Mathematical Physics Problems
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Oscillations in Wave Map Systems and Homogenization of the Einstein Equations in Symmetry

André Guerra, Rita Teixeira da Costa
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Oscillations in Wave Map Systems and Homogenization of the Einstein Equations in Symmetry

André Guerra, Rita Teixeira da Costa
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Abstract

In 1989, Burnett conjectured that, under appropriate assumptions, the limit of highly oscillatory solutions to the Einstein vacuum equations is a solution of the Einstein-massless Vlasov system. In a recent breakthrough, Huneau-Luk (Ann Sci l'ENS, 2024) gave a proof of the conjecture in <i>U</i>(1)-symmetry and elliptic gauge. They also require control on up to fourth order derivatives of the metric components. In this paper, we give a streamlined proof of a stronger result and, in the spirit of Burnett's original conjecture, we remove the need for control on higher derivatives. Our methods also apply to general wave map equations.

Archive for Rational Mechanics and AnalysisVol. 249(1)
Princeton University (US), University of Cambridge (GB), ETH Zurich (CH)
National Science Foundation, Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich, ETH Zürich Foundation, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, Division of Mathematical Sciences
Openalex Percentile: Top 41%
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