A Vector Field Method for Radiating Black Hole Spacetimes

Abstract

We develop a commuting vector field method for a general class of radiating spacetimes. The metrics considered are certain long range perturbations of Minkowski space including those constructed from global stability problems in general relativity. Our method provides sharp peeling estimates for solutions to both linear and nonlinear (null form) scalar fields.

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