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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1581372
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1581372 |
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On stationary vacuum solutions to the Einstein equations (English)
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25 March 2001
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A stationary space time \((M,g)\) is a Lorentz manifold with a 1-parameter group \(G\approx R\) of isometries whose orbits are timelike curves in \(M\). It is a stationary vacuum space-time if it is a time-independent state of evolution of a physical system. The main result here states that a geodesically complete chronological stationary vacuum space-time has to be a Minkowski space or a quotient of a Minkowski space by a discrete group of isometries of \(R^3\), commuting with \(G\).
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Lorentz manifold
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Minkowski space
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stationary vacuum space
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