Stability of maximal hypersurfaces in spacetimes: new general conditions and application to relevant spacetimes

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Fuente, Daniel de la
Rubio, Rafael M.
Salamanca, Juan J.
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2017Subject
Stable maximal hypersurfacesInfinitesimal conformal symmetry
Stationary spacetime
Pp-wave spacetime
Generalized Robertson-Walker spacetime
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We obtain new simple sufficient conditions to ensure the stability and strong stability of maximal hypersurfaces (without boundary) immersed in an arbitrary spacetime. Several applications to maximal hypersurfaces in a spatially open or closed spacetime endowed with an infinitesimal causal symmetry are also given.
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General Relativity and Gravitation 49, 129 (2017)Versión del Editor
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