Einstein's Equations in Electromagnetic Media

In this paper, Plebanski's 1960 mapping is extended to encode the full Einstein system in an electromagnetic medium. This is achieved by identifying transformation parameters in terms of the ADM constraint and evolution equations, and subsequently applying the mapping to the entire system. These transformed equations are then linearized in vacuum to derive gravitational-wave analogues as perturbations within the optical medium.

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2025-08-15
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Einstein's Equations in Electromagnetic Media

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Einstein's Equations in Electromagnetic Media

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Abstract

In this paper, Plebanski's 1960 mapping is extended to encode the full Einstein system in an electromagnetic medium. This is achieved by identifying transformation parameters in terms of the ADM constraint and evolution equations, and subsequently applying the mapping to the entire system. These transformed equations are then linearized in vacuum to derive gravitational-wave analogues as perturbations within the optical medium.

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