Complete asymptotics in the formation of quiescent big bang singularities
Andr\'es Franco-Grisales, Hans Ringstr\"om

TL;DR
This paper unifies and extends mathematical results on quiescent big bang singularities by demonstrating that solutions induce initial data on the singularity, connecting asymptotics, construction, and formation results in a more general framework.
Contribution
It shows that solutions from recent big bang formation criteria induce initial data on the singularity, unifying previous disparate results in a broader, gauge-independent context.
Findings
Solutions induce initial data on the singularity.
Unification of asymptotics, construction, and formation results.
Generalization to other gauges.
Abstract
There are three categories of mathematical results concerning quiescent big bang singularities: the derivation of asymptotics in a symmetry class; the construction of spacetimes given initial data on the singularity; and the proof of big bang formation in the absence of symmetries, including the proof of stable big bang formation. In a recent article, the first author demonstrated the existence of developments corresponding to a geometric notion of initial data on a big bang singularity. Moreover, this article, combined with previous articles by the second author, gives a unified and geometric perspective on large classes of seemingly disparate results in the first two categories. Concerning the third category, Oude Groeniger et al recently formulated a general condition on initial data ensuring big bang formation, including curvature blow up. This result, among other things,…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations · Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows
