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The paper explores rigid geometric structures near surfaces with equality in area-charge inequalities.
problem Geometric constraints near surfaces with equality in area-charge inequalities.
method Investigation of equality in area-charge inequalities for spherical minimal surfaces and MOTS within the Einstein-Maxwell equations framework.
result Equality in area-charge inequalities imposes rigid geometric structures, including normal electric and magnetic fields and isometric Riemannian products.
We consider several geometric inequalities in general relativity involving mass, area, charge, and angular momentum for asymptotically hyperboloidal initial data. We show how to reduce each one to the known maximal (or time symmetric) case in the asymptotically flat setting, whenever a geometrically motivated system of…
We note an area-charge inequality orignially due to Gibbons: if the outermost horizon S in an asymptotically flat electrovacuum initial data set is connected then ∣q∣≤r, where q is the total charge and r=A/4π is the area radius of S. A consequence of this inequality is that for connected black hole…
The most general formulation of Penrose's inequality yields a lower bound for ADM mass in terms of the area, charge, and angular momentum of black holes. This inequality is in turn equivalent to an upper and lower bound for the area in terms of the remaining quantities. In this note, we establish the lower bound for a …
The study examines the index of MOTS in Kerr-Newman-de Sitter spacetime and its relation to mass and charge.
problem Investigating the index of MOTS in Kerr-Newman-de Sitter spacetime.
method Analyzing the spatial cross section of the cosmological horizon in the Kerr-Newman-de Sitter spacetime, proving index bounds and establishing area-charge estimates.
result Established bounds on the index of MOTS and a connection between MOTS with index one and General Relativity.