Volume preserving curvature flows in Lorentzian manifolds
Matthias Makowski

TL;DR
This paper studies volume-preserving curvature flows in Lorentzian manifolds, proving long-term existence, exponential convergence to constant curvature hypersurfaces, and analyzing stability and foliation properties.
Contribution
It establishes the long-time existence and convergence of curvature flows with volume preservation in Lorentzian manifolds, including various curvature functions.
Findings
Flows converge exponentially to constant F-curvature hypersurfaces
Long-term existence of the flows is proven under suitable conditions
Stability properties and foliations of constant F-curvature hypersurfaces are analyzed
Abstract
Let N be a (n+1)-dimensional globally hyperbolic Lorentzian manifold with a compact Cauchy hypersurface. We consider curvature flows in N with different curvature functions F (including the mean curvature, the gauss curvature and the second elementary symmetric polynomial) and a volume preserving term. Under suitable assumptions we prove the long time existence of the flow and the exponential convergence of the corresponding graphs in the -topology to a hypersurface of constant F-curvature. Furthermore we examine stability properties and foliations of constant F-curvature hypersurfaces.
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