How to smooth a crinkled map of space-time: Uhlenbeck compactness for L^ connections and optimal regularity for general relativistic shock waves by the Reintjes-Temple equations
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Abstract: We present authors' new theory of the RT-equations, nonlinear elliptic partial differential equations which determine the coordinate transformations which smooth connections to optimal regularity, one derivative smoother than the Riemann curvature tensor . As one application we extend Uhlenbeck compactness from Riemannian to Lorentzian geometry; and as another application we establish that regularity singularities at GR shock waves can always be removed by coordinate transformation. This is based on establishing a general multi-dimensional existence theory for the RT-equations, by application of elliptic regularity theory in spaces. The theory and results announced in this paper apply to arbitrary connections on the tangent bundle of arbitrary manifolds , including Lorentzian manifolds of General Relativity.
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