2019
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1909.07345
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The canonical foliation on null hypersurfaces in low regularity

Abstract: Let H denote the future outgoing null hypersurface emanating from a spacelike 2-sphere S in a vacuum spacetime (M, g). In this paper we study the so-called canonical foliation on H introduced in [13], [22] and show that the corresponding geometry is controlled locally only in terms of the initial geometry on S and the L 2 curvature flux through H. In particular, we show that the ingoing and outgoing null expansions trχ and trχ are both locally uniformly bounded. The proof of our estimates relies on a generalis… Show more

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“…The existence and control of the bottom initial layer L bot follows from a small data local existence result for the spacelike-characteristic Cauchy problem. Such a result has been obtained in [CG19a,CG19b] under regularity assumptions weaker than in the present paper, and applies in particular in the present case. 10…”
Section: 6bsupporting
confidence: 81%
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“…The existence and control of the bottom initial layer L bot follows from a small data local existence result for the spacelike-characteristic Cauchy problem. Such a result has been obtained in [CG19a,CG19b] under regularity assumptions weaker than in the present paper, and applies in particular in the present case. 10…”
Section: 6bsupporting
confidence: 81%
“…The canonical foliations on the last slices in [CK93,KN03] are build to satisfy the same transverse regularity features. See also the discussions in [CG19a,CG19b].…”
Section: Remarksmentioning
confidence: 99%
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