2013
DOI: 10.4310/cag.2013.v21.n5.a8
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On the asymptotic behavior of Einstein manifolds with an integral bound on the Weyl curvature

Abstract: In this article, we consider the geometric behavior near infinity of some Einstein manifolds (X n , g) with Weyl curvature belonging to a certain L p space. Namely, we show that if (X n , g), n ≥ 7, admits an essential set, satisfies Ric = −(n − 1)g, and has its Weyl curvature in L p for some 1 < p < n−1 2 , then the norm of the Weyl tensor decays exponentially fast at infinity. One interesting application of this theorem is to show a rigidity result for the hyperbolic space under an integral condition for the… Show more

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“…More generally, these special tensors can be considered on pinched Cartan-Hadamard Einstein manifolds (M n , , ), since Ric = R n , and by Schur's lemma the scalar curvature of Einstein manifolds of dimension n ≥ 3 must be constant. We highlight that complete noncompact Einstein manifolds with Ric = −(n − 1) , have a very special behavior at infinity, see Gicquaud et al [9]. Another example is obtained from Ŝ = S − tr(S) , on pinched Cartan-Hadamard manifolds (M n , , ), n ≥ 3, in this case, we have div Ŝ = 0, since divS = dtr(S).…”
Section: Preliminariesmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…More generally, these special tensors can be considered on pinched Cartan-Hadamard Einstein manifolds (M n , , ), since Ric = R n , and by Schur's lemma the scalar curvature of Einstein manifolds of dimension n ≥ 3 must be constant. We highlight that complete noncompact Einstein manifolds with Ric = −(n − 1) , have a very special behavior at infinity, see Gicquaud et al [9]. Another example is obtained from Ŝ = S − tr(S) , on pinched Cartan-Hadamard manifolds (M n , , ), n ≥ 3, in this case, we have div Ŝ = 0, since divS = dtr(S).…”
Section: Preliminariesmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…Note however that the proof given in this article is wrong because of a confusion between "closed geodesics" and "geodesic loop". The correct argument appears in [19]. We reproduce it here for the sake of completeness.…”
Section: Harmonic Coordinates Harmonic Radius and Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 86%