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Bondi-type systems near space-like infinity and the calculation of the NP-constants

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arxiv gr-qc/9910077 v1 pith:6YIBPUEF submitted 1999-10-22 gr-qc

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We relate Bondi systems near space-like infinity to another type of gauge conditions. While the former are based on null infinity, the latter are defined in terms of Einstein propagation, the conformal structure, and data on some Cauchy hypersurface. For a certain class of time symmetric space-times we study an expansion which allows us to determine the behavior of various fields arising in Bondi systems in the region of space-time where null infinity touches space-like infinity. The coefficients of these expansions can be read off from the initial data. We obtain in particular expressions for the constants discovered by Newman and Penrose (NP-constants) in terms of the initial data. For this purpose we calculate a certain expansion up to 3rd order.

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