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Use this tag for questions that specifically address the role of the Hausdorff (T_2) condition, or about the set of Hausdorff topologies, etc. For a topological question with the Hausdorff assumption, just use [gn.general-topology].
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The Cauchy Problem in General Relativity: Existence of a Hausdorff Development
This is related to a problem that I posed about a year ago. I was given several references by a number of experts who were kind enough to entertain my rather arcane question. Those references were hel …
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Does the gluing procedure in Robert Wald’s book *General Relativity* yield a Hausdorff space...
Before I state my problem, let me provide some definitions pertaining to the Cauchy Problem in General Relativity.
Definition 1: A triplet $ (\Sigma,h,k) $ is called an initial data set if $ (\Sigm …