Proof of the bounded conformal conjecture

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Abstract: Given any asymptotically flat 3-manifold (M,g) with smooth, non-empty, compact boundary Sigma, the conformal conjecture states that for every delta>0, there exists a metric g′=u4g, with u a harmonic function, such that the area of outermost minimal area enclosure overlineSigmag′ of Sigma with respect to g′: |Sigma−overlineSigmag′|g′<delta. Recently, the conjecture was used to prove the Riemannian Penrose inequality for black holes with zero horizon area, and was proven to be true under the assumption of the existence of a finite number of minimal area enclosures of the boundary Sigma, and boundedness of the harmonic function u. We prove the conjecture assuming only the boundedness of u.












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