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On the linearized evolution equations in general relativity

The following puzzles me already for quite some time: In mathematical relativity, especially in the discussion of the Cauchy problem, one usually works in the so-called ADM-Formalism, in which one ...
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Understanding the proof of lemma 1.1 from Fisher, Marsden, and Moncrief's paper

The following lemma is from Fisher, Marsden, and Moncrief's paper: the structure of the space of solutions of Einstein's equations:1 1.1. Lemma. If Ein( $\left.{ }^{(4)} g\right)=0$, and ${ }^{(4)} h$ ...
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Some Mathematical Questions on Gravitational Waves and Numerical Relativity

Due to the recent spate of detections of gravitational waves by LIGO, my amateurish interest in the mathematics of general relativity has been revived. The wave-forms of the detected gravitational ...
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