Marginally outer trap surface with capillary boundary and rigidity of initial data sets
Sanghun Lee

TL;DR
This paper investigates the properties and rigidity of marginally outer trap surfaces with capillary boundaries in initial data sets, providing area estimates and extending results to higher dimensions using the Yamabe constant.
Contribution
It introduces new rigidity results for initial data sets with MOTS and capillary boundaries, including area estimates and high-dimensional extensions.
Findings
Established area estimates for MOTS with capillary boundary
Proved rigidity results for 3-dimensional initial data sets
Extended results to high dimensions using Yamabe constant
Abstract
In this paper, we present the several rigidity results of initial data sets with boundary when a marginally outer trap surface (MOTS) with capillary boundary is embedded. First, we establish estimates for the area of a MOTS with capillary boundary. Next, we prove a rigidity for 3-dimensional initial data sets with boundary. Furthermore, we extend our results from the 3-dimensional case to the high dimensional initial data sets using the Yamabe constant.
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TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering
