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Power Law Inflation with Electromagnetism

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arxiv 1210.7566 v1 pith:5RPCYTJS submitted 2012-10-29 gr-qc math.AP

Power Law Inflation with Electromagnetism

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We generalize Ringstr\"om's global future causal stability results (Ringstr\"om 2009) for certain expanding cosmological solutions of the Einstein-scalar field equations to solutions of the Einstein-Maxwell-scalar field system. In particular, after noting that the power law inflationary spacetimes $(M^{n+1}, \hat{g}, \hat{\phi})$ considered by Ringstr\"om in Ringstr\"om (2009) are solutions of the Einstein-Maxwell-scalar field system (with exponential potential) as well as of the Einstein-scalar field system (with the same exponential potential), we consider (nonlinear) perturbations of initial data sets of these spacetimes which include electromagnetic perturbations as well as gravitational and scalar perturbations. We show that if (as in Ringstr\"om, 2009) we focus on pairs of relatively scaled open sets $U_{R_0} \subset U_{4R_0}$ on an initial slice of $(M^{n+1}, \hat{g})$, and if we choose a set of perturbed data which on $ U_{4R_0}$ is sufficiently close to that of $(M^{n+1}, \hat{g},\hat{\phi},\hat{A}=0)$, then in the maximal globally hyperbolic spacetime development $(M^{n+1},g,\phi,A)$ of this data via the Einstein-Maxwell-scalar field equations, all causal geodesics emanating from $U_{R_0}$ are future complete (just as in $(M^{n+1}, \hat{g})$). We also verify the controlled future asymptotic behavior of the fields in the spacetime developments of the perturbed data sets.

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