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Parametrix for wave equations on a rough background II: construction and control at initial time

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arxiv 1204.1769 v1 pith:7I6JJB2S submitted 2012-04-08 math.AP gr-qc

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This is the second of a sequence of four papers \cite{param1}, \cite{param2}, \cite{param3}, \cite{param4} dedicated to the construction and the control of a parametrix to the homogeneous wave equation $\square_{\bf g} \phi=0$, where ${\bf g}$ is a rough metric satisfying the Einstein vacuum equations. Controlling such a parametrix as well as its error term when one only assumes $L^2$ bounds on the curvature tensor ${\bf R}$ of ${\bf g}$ is a major step of the proof of the bounded $L^2$ curvature conjecture proposed in \cite{Kl:2000}, and solved by S. Klainerman, I. Rodnianski and the author in \cite{boundedl2}. On a more general level, this sequence of papers deals with the control of the eikonal equation on a rough background, and with the derivation of $L^2$ bounds for Fourier integral operators on manifolds with rough phases and symbols, and as such is also of independent interest.

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