Decay of the Maxwell field on the Schwarzschild manifold
arXiv:0710.4102
Abstract
We study solutions of the decoupled Maxwell equations in the exterior region of a Schwarzschild black hole. In stationary regions, where the Schwarzschild coordinate ranges over , we obtain a decay rate of for all components of the Maxwell field. We use vector field methods and do not require a spherical harmonic decomposition. In outgoing regions, where the Regge-Wheeler tortoise coordinate is large, , we obtain decay for the null components with rates of , , and . Along the event horizon and in ingoing regions, where , and when , all components (normalized with respect to an ingoing null basis) decay at a rate of $C \uout^{-1}$ with $\uout=t+r_*$ in the exterior region.
arXiv comment37 pages, 5 figures
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