Extension principles for the Einstein Yang--Mills system

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Autores principales: Li, Junbin, Wang, Jinhua
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author Li, Junbin
Wang, Jinhua
author_facet Li, Junbin
Wang, Jinhua
contents We prove the local existence theorem and establish an extension principle for the spherically symmetric Einstein Yang--Mills system (SSEYM) with $H^1$ data. This in addition implies Cauchy stability for the system. In contrast to a massless scalar field, the purely magnetic Yang--Mills field in spherical symmetry satisfies a wave-type equation with a singular potential. As a consequence, the proof of Christodoulou [10], based on an $L^\infty-L^\infty$ estimate, fails in the Yang--Mills context. Instead, we employ an $L^2$-based method, which is valid for both massless and massive scalar matter fields as well.
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spellingShingle Extension principles for the Einstein Yang--Mills system
Li, Junbin
Wang, Jinhua
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
Analysis of PDEs
Differential Geometry
We prove the local existence theorem and establish an extension principle for the spherically symmetric Einstein Yang--Mills system (SSEYM) with $H^1$ data. This in addition implies Cauchy stability for the system. In contrast to a massless scalar field, the purely magnetic Yang--Mills field in spherical symmetry satisfies a wave-type equation with a singular potential. As a consequence, the proof of Christodoulou [10], based on an $L^\infty-L^\infty$ estimate, fails in the Yang--Mills context. Instead, we employ an $L^2$-based method, which is valid for both massless and massive scalar matter fields as well.
title Extension principles for the Einstein Yang--Mills system
topic General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
Analysis of PDEs
Differential Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.19403