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math.DG2025

Conformal transformations of metric spaces and Lorentzian pre-length spaces

Miguel Manzano, Karim Mosani, Clemens Sämann +1

We introduce conformal transformations in the synthetic setting of metric spaces and Lorentzian (pre-)length spaces. Our main focus lies on the Lorentzian case, where, motivated by…

math.DG2025

A Lorentzian splitting theorem for continuously differentiable metrics and weights

Mathias Braun, Nicola Gigli, Robert J. McCann +2

We prove a splitting theorem for globally hyperbolic, weighted spacetimes with metrics and weights of regularity by combining elliptic techniques for the negative homogeneity…

math.DG2025

Gromov's reconstruction theorem and measured Gromov-Hausdorff convergence in Lorentzian geometry

Mathias Braun, Clemens Sämann

We establish Gromov's celebrated reconstruction theorem in Lorentzian geometry. Alongside this result, we introduce and study a natural concept of isomorphy of normalized bounded L…

math.DG2025

Generalized cones admitting a curvature-dimension condition

Matteo Calisti, Christian Ketterer, Clemens Sämann

We study (generalized) cones over metric spaces, both in Riemannian and Lorentzian signature. In particular, we establish synthetic lower Ricci curvature bounds à la Lott-Villani-S…

math.DG2025

Lorentzian Gromov-Hausdorff convergence and pre-compactness

Andrea Mondino, Clemens Sämann

The goal of the paper is to introduce a convergence à la Gromov-Hausdorff for Lorentzian spaces, building on -nets consisting of causal diamonds and relying only on the time sep…

math.DG2024

A nonlinear d'Alembert comparison theorem and causal differential calculus on metric measure spacetimes

Tobias Beran, Mathias Braun, Matteo Calisti +5

We introduce a variational first-order Sobolev calculus on metric measure spacetimes. The key object is the maximal weak subslope of an arbitrary causal function, which plays the r…

math.DG2014★ 45 cited

Global hyperbolicity for spacetimes with continuous metrics

Clemens Sämann

We show that the definition of global hyperbolicity in terms of the compactness of the causal diamonds and non-total imprisonment can be extended to spacetimes with continuous metr…