The stability of Killing-Cauchy horizons in colliding plane wave space-times
J. B. Griffiths

TL;DR
This paper rigorously confirms that Killing-Cauchy horizons in colliding plane gravitational wave space-times are unstable under bounded perturbations of initial waves, specifically for constant aligned polarization cases.
Contribution
It provides a rigorous proof of the instability of Killing-Cauchy horizons in colliding plane wave space-times with aligned polarization.
Findings
Killing-Cauchy horizons are unstable under bounded perturbations.
The instability is confirmed specifically for constant aligned polarization.
The result applies to space-times modeling colliding plane gravitational waves.
Abstract
It is confirmed rigorously that the Killing-Cauchy horizons, which sometimes occur in space-times representing the collision and subsequent interaction of plane gravitational waves in a Minkowski background, are unstable with respect to bounded perturbations of the initial waves, at least for the case in which the initial waves have constant aligned polarizations.
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