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MATHEMATICAL TRIPOS Part III Monday 6 June, 2005 9 to 12 PAPER 60 GENERAL RELATIVITY Attempt THREE questions. There are FOUR questions in total. The questions carry equal weight. The signature is ( + ), and the curvature tensor conventions are defined by R i kmn = Γ i km,n Γ i kn,m Γ i pmγ p kn + Γ i pnγ p km. STATIONERY REQUIREMENTS Cover sheet Treasury Tag Script paper SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS Information sheet You may not start to read the questions printed on the subsequent pages until instructed to do so by the Invigilator.

2 1 Write down formulae for the components of the Lie derivative of a scalar field f and a vector field X with respect to a vector field ξ. Show that if there is a metric g ab with a symmetric connection then L ξ X = ξ X X ξ. If X and Y are arbitrary vector fields deduce (L ξ g) ab X a Y b = 2ξ (a;b) X a Y b. The vector field ξ is said to be Killing iff L ξ g ab = 0. Deduce Killing s equation ξ (a;b) = 0. If ξ is Killing, deduce that ξ b;ca = R bca d ξ d. Suppose point P is arbitrary and γ is an arbitrary curve through P with tangent vector V. Setting L ab = ξ a;b deduce that V ξ a = L ab V b, V L ab = R abc d V c ξ d. Deduce that if a Killing vector and its first covariant derivative vanish at a point P then they vanish everywhere. In a manifold of dimension n how many linearly independent Killing vectors can there be? 2 Write an essay on the rôle of curvature in general relativity and (stating carefully the assumptions made) the derivation of the Einstein field equations. Your account should pay particular attention to the existence of freely falling frames, the tensorial nature of relative acceleration of neighbouring freely falling particles and the non-vanishing of the Riemann curvature tensor.

3 3 Consider the linearized Einstein equations for a point mass M at the origin, δt ab = Mδ(x)U a U b with U a = (1, 0). Obtain the linearized Schwarzschild solution where r S = 2GM. ds 2 = (1 r S /r) dt 2 (1 + r S /r) dr 2 r 2 (dθ 2 + sin 2 θ dφ 2 ), Next consider null geodesics moving, without loss of generality, in the equatorial plane θ = 1 2 π. Setting u = r S/r show that, within linearized theory, ( ) 2 du = r2 S E2 dφ h 2 u 2 (1 u), where E and h are constants whose physical significance should be described. Investigate whether, for special choices of E/h, circular orbits are possible, and if so discuss their stability. [You may use any information from the lecture handout included with this examination paper.] 4 Let dσ 2 = dθ 2 + sin 2 θ dφ 2 denote the line element on the unit 2-sphere, and let ds 2 = dt 2 dr 2 r 2 dσ 2 denote the Minkowski spacetime line element in spherical polar coordinates. Introduce null coordinates u = t r and v = t + r and make a conformal transformation to an unphysical spacetime with line element ds 2 = 4(1 + u 2 ) 1 (1 + v 2 ) 1 ds 2. Perform further coordinate changes p = tan 1 u, q = tan 1 v, followed by T = q + p, R = q p to obtain ds 2 = dt 2 dr 2 sin 2 R dσ 2, where the ranges of all of the coordinates t, r, θ, φ, u, v, p, q, T and R should be stated explicitly. Use your results to discuss the asymptotic behaviour of Minkowski spacetime geodesics as seen in the unphysical spacetime. What, if any, horizon structure is there? [TURN OVER

4 LINEARIZED PERTURBATIONS OF MINKOWSKI SPACETIME In the coordinate chart used here, t is the usual time coordinate of Minkowski spacetime. The spatial coordinates x α are arbitrary, and the background line element is ds 2 = g ik dx i dx k = dt 2 γ αβ dx α dx β, where γ αβ is a 3-metric of signature (+++), D α is the metric covariant derivative of γ αβ, is the Laplacian and αβ = D α D β 1 3 γ αβ. The full perturbed metric is ds 2 = (1 + 2A)dt 2 2B α dtdx α [ (1 + 2C)γ αβ + 2E αβ ] dx α dx β. The left hand side of each equation contain spacetime tensor components and indices are to be raised/lowered using g ik /g ik. When spatial indices occur on the right hand side they should be raised/lowered using γ αβ /γ αβ. Only a minimal set of non-vanishing components is presented. non-vanishing terms which can be generated using the symmetries. There are other Scalar perturbations in longitudinal gauge Metric Tensor δg 00 = 2A, δg 00 = 2A, δg αβ = 2Cγ αβ, δg αβ = 2Cγ αβ. δγ 0 00 = A, δγ 0 0α = D α A, δγ 0 αβ = Ċγαβ, δγ α 00 = D α A, δγ α 0β = Ċδα β, δγ α βγ = 2δ α (βd γ) C γ βγ D α C. δr 0 α0β = [ C + 1 3 A]γ αβ + αβ A, δr o αβγ = 2γ α[β D γ] Ċ, δr α βγδ = 4 3 Cδα [γγ δ]β + 2δ α [γ δ]β γ β[γ α δ] C. δg 00 = 2 C, δg 0α = 2D α Ċ, δg αβ = [ 2 C 2 3 (A + C)] γ αβ + αβ (A + C).

5 Vector perturbations in vector gauge Metric tensor δg 0α = B α, δg 0α = B α. δγ 0 αβ = D (α B β), δγ α 00 = Ḃσ, δγ α 0β = 1 2 (D βb α D α B β ). δr 0 α0β = D (α Ḃ β), δr 0 αβγ = D [β D α B γ]. δg 0α = 1 2 B α, δg αβ = D (α Ḃ β). Tensor perturbations Metric tensor δg αβ = 2E αβ, δg αβ = 2E αβ. δγ 0 αβ = Ėαβ, δγ α 0β = Ėα β, δγ a βγ = 2D (β E γ) α D α E βγ. δr 0 α0β = Ëαβ, δr 0 αβγ = 2D [β Ė γ]α, δr α βγδ = 2D [γ D β E α δ] + 2D [γ D α E δ]β. δg αβ = Ëαβ + E αβ. END OF PAPER