Cauchy's problem and Huygens' principle for relativistic higher spin wave equations in an arbitrary curved space-time (Q1058071)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3899451
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    Cauchy's problem and Huygens' principle for relativistic higher spin wave equations in an arbitrary curved space-time
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3899451

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      Cauchy's problem and Huygens' principle for relativistic higher spin wave equations in an arbitrary curved space-time (English)
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      Relativistic spin s(s\(\geq 1/2)\), nonzero mass equations are given which in an arbitrary curved space-time are internally consistent. By means of Riesz' integration method a representation theorem for the solution of Cauchy's problem, using the constraints of the Cauchy data on the initial hypersurface and suitable ''Green's formulas,'' is proved. Finally, a necessary and sufficient condition for the validity of Huygens' principle is stated from which it follows that only in space-times of constant curvature do the field equations satisfy Huygens' principle.
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      Relativistic spin
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      nonzero mass equations
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      curved space-time
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      Riesz' integration method
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      representation theorem
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      Cauchy's problem
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      Huygens' principle
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