The constant signed mean-curvature conjecture
Let be a cosmological spacetime. A slice has constant signed mean curvature if its mean curvature is constant with a fixed sign convention, while a CMC slice is a slice of constant mean curvature. Constant signed mean-curvature conjecture. The spacetime has a CMC slice if and only if it has a slice of constant signed mean curvature. The conjecture strengthens the obstruction results for Bartnik-type spacetimes, which rule out slices of constant signed mean curvature as well as CMC slices. Its general validity is open.
References
Primary source
James Dilts and Michael Holst, “When Do Spacetimes Have Constant Mean Curvature Slices?”, arXiv:1710.03209 (2017).
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