A family of asymptotically hyperbolic manifolds with arbitrary energy-momentum vectors
Julien Cortier

TL;DR
This paper constructs a family of asymptotically hyperbolic manifolds with arbitrary energy-momentum vectors, challenging the positive energy-momentum theorem by removing the completeness condition.
Contribution
It introduces non-radial solutions to the Yamabe equation that produce new asymptotically hyperbolic metrics with prescribed energy-momentum vectors.
Findings
Family of metrics with arbitrary energy-momentum vectors constructed
Counter-examples to positive energy-momentum theorem without completeness
Metrics have scalar curvature greater than -n(n-1)
Abstract
A family of non-radial solutions of the Yamabe equation, with reference the hyperbolic space, is constructed using power series. As a result, we obtain a family of asymptotically hyperbolic metrics, with spherical conformal infinity, with scalar curvature greater than -n(n - 1), but which are a priori not complete. Moreover, any vector of R^n+1 is performed by an energy-momentun vector of one suitable metric of this family. They can in particular provide counter-examples to the positive energy-momentum theorem when one removes the completeness assumption.
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