The cosmological time function
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Abstract: Let be a time oriented Lorentzian manifold and the Lorentzian distance on . The function is the cosmological time function of , where as usual means that is in the causal past of . This function is called regular iff for all and also along every past inextendible causal curve. If the cosmological time function of a space time is regular it has several pleasant consequences: (1) It forces to be globally hyperbolic, (2) every point of can be connected to the initial singularity by a rest curve (i.e., a timelike geodesic ray that maximizes the distance to the singularity), (3) the function is a time function in the usual sense, in particular (4) is continuous, in fact locally Lipschitz and the second derivatives of exist almost everywhere.
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