Non-spherical stability conjecture for locally BV-scattering Einstein-scalar field solutions
Non-spherical stability conjecture for locally BV-scattering Einstein-scalar field solutions
Consider a spherically symmetric dispersive solution of the Einstein-scalar field equations that scatters locally in the BV norm. A perturbation is non-spherically symmetric if it does not preserve spherical symmetry under the action.
Non-spherical stability conjecture. Spherically symmetric locally BV-scattering dispersive solutions to the Einstein-scalar field equations are stable against non-spherically symmetric perturbations.
The corresponding stability under small, regular, spherically symmetric perturbations follows from the decay result in the paper. Stability under non-spherically symmetric perturbations is presented as a more ambitious conjecture, and the source gives no resolution.
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Jonathan Luk and Sung-Jin Oh, “Quantitative decay rates for dispersive solutions to the Einstein-scalar field system in spherical symmetry”, arXiv:1402.2984 (2015).
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