2019
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1906.08796
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Positive mass theorem for initial data sets with corners along a hypersurface

Abstract: We prove positive mass theorem with angular momentum and charges for axially symmetric, simply connected, maximal, complete initial data sets with two ends, one designated asymptotically flat and the other either (Kaluza-Klein) asymptotically flat or asymptotically cylindrical, for 4-dimensional Einstein-Maxwell theory and 5-dimensional minimal supergravity theory which metrics fail to be C 1 and second fundamental forms and electromagnetic fields fail to be C 0 across an axially symmetric hypersurface Σ. Furt… Show more

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“…Similar results were also proved by Shi and Tam using Witten's spinor method together with an application to the proof of the positivity of the Brown-York quasi-local mass [17], and by McFeron and Szkelyhidi using the Ricci flow method [12]. Recently, Alaee and Yau provided the positive mass theorem with angular momentum and charges for axially symmetric initial data sets with corners along a hypersurface [1]. When metrics have lowdimensional singular sets, Lee also used the conformal deformation method to proved the theorem [7].…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 57%
“…Similar results were also proved by Shi and Tam using Witten's spinor method together with an application to the proof of the positivity of the Brown-York quasi-local mass [17], and by McFeron and Szkelyhidi using the Ricci flow method [12]. Recently, Alaee and Yau provided the positive mass theorem with angular momentum and charges for axially symmetric initial data sets with corners along a hypersurface [1]. When metrics have lowdimensional singular sets, Lee also used the conformal deformation method to proved the theorem [7].…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 57%