Cauchy problems for Einstein equations in three-dimensional spacetimes

Abstract We analyze existence and properties of solutions of two-dimensional general relativistic initial data sets with a negative cosmological constant, both on spacelike and characteristic surfaces. A new family of such vacuum spacelike data parameterised by poles at the conformal boundary at infinity is constructed. We review the notions of global Hamiltonian charges, emphasizing the difficulties arising in this dimension, both in a spacelike and characteristic setting. One or two, depending upon the topology, lower bounds for energy in terms of angular momentum, linear momentum, and center of mass are established.

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Classical and Quantum Gravity
Published
2025-04-11
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-6382/adc4b7
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2
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Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
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3.74

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Cauchy problems for Einstein equations in three-dimensional spacetimes

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Cauchy problems for Einstein equations in three-dimensional spacetimes

Wan Cong, Piotr T. Chruściel, Raphaela Wutte, Théophile Quéau
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Abstract We analyze existence and properties of solutions of two-dimensional general relativistic initial data sets with a negative cosmological constant, both on spacelike and characteristic surfaces. A new family of such vacuum spacelike data parameterised by poles at the conformal boundary at infinity is constructed. We review the notions of global Hamiltonian charges, emphasizing the difficulties arising in this dimension, both in a spacelike and characteristic setting. One or two, depending upon the topology, lower bounds for energy in terms of angular momentum, linear momentum, and center of mass are established.

Classical and Quantum GravityVol. 42(8)
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