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Lightlike periodic trajectories in space-times
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    Lightlike periodic trajectories in space-times (English)
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    2 September 1997
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    In this paper the author studies existence and multiplicity of lightlike trajectories (light rays with closed spatial component) on a class of conformally stationary Lorentzian manifolds. The spatial component of the manifold is not necessarily a compact manifold. Moreover, the case of manifolds with boundary is considered. The proof is obtained applying Lyusternik-Schnirelmann theory to a functional whose critical points are related to the lightlike trajectories of the manifold. Such a functional is obtained by means of an extension to general relativity of the classical Fermat variational principle of geometrical optics.
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    conformally stationary manifolds
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    Fermat principle
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    lightlike trajectories
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