Some aspects of the numerical treatment of the conformal field equations

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Frauendiener, J ^{[1
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[1] Univ Tubingen, Inst Astron & Astrophys, D-72076 Tubingen, Germany

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CONFORMAL STRUCTURE OF SPACE-TIME: GEOMETRY, ANALYSIS, NUMERICS | 2002年 / 604卷

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O4 [物理学];

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This article discusses some of the numerical issues which become relevant in the numerical computation of initial data for the conformal field equations. In particular, the problem is addressed of how to obtain a solution of the Lichnerowicz-Yamabe-Equation which extends as smoothly as possible beyond the boundary. Another problem which is discussed is the division process by which some of the initial data have to be constructed.

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页数：22

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