The constant signed mean-curvature conjecture
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.
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James Dilts and Michael Holst, “When Do Spacetimes Have Constant Mean Curvature Slices?”, arXiv:1710.03209 (2017).
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