The Penrose inequality and positive mass theorem with charge for manifolds with asymptotically cylindrical ends

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Main Author: Jaracz, Jaroslaw
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contents We establish the charged Penrose inequality for time symmetric initial data sets having an outermost minimal surface boundary and finitely many asymptotically cylindrical ends, with an appropriate rigidity statement. This is accomplished by a doubling argument based on the work of Weinstein and Yamada, and a subsequent application of the ordinary charged Penrose inequality as established by Khuri, Weinstein, and Yamada. Furthermore, the techniques used in the aforementioned proof allow for the proof of the positive mass theorem with charge for such manifolds.
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spellingShingle The Penrose inequality and positive mass theorem with charge for manifolds with asymptotically cylindrical ends
Jaracz, Jaroslaw
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
Mathematical Physics
Differential Geometry
We establish the charged Penrose inequality for time symmetric initial data sets having an outermost minimal surface boundary and finitely many asymptotically cylindrical ends, with an appropriate rigidity statement. This is accomplished by a doubling argument based on the work of Weinstein and Yamada, and a subsequent application of the ordinary charged Penrose inequality as established by Khuri, Weinstein, and Yamada. Furthermore, the techniques used in the aforementioned proof allow for the proof of the positive mass theorem with charge for such manifolds.
title The Penrose inequality and positive mass theorem with charge for manifolds with asymptotically cylindrical ends
topic General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
Mathematical Physics
Differential Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/1910.12344