Table 4 Selection of ten open problems
Open Problem 2.13: | Conformal method as generic parametrisation of data sets |
Context: | Conformal method |
Status: | Partial results, for model problems |
Open Problem 3.13: | Dynamical construction of exotic localised solutions |
Context: | Characteristic data for the hyperbolic problem, gravitational radiation |
Status: | Fully open (no directly related contributions) |
Open Problem 3.14: | Massive data that are flat in arbitrary domains |
Context: | Gluing methods and Riemannian positive mass theorem |
Status: | Fully open in the nonlinear case, unconstrained in the linear case (Beig and Chruściel 2017) |
Open Problem 3.16: | Novel counterexamples to the Min-Oo conjecture |
Context: | Gluing methods and spherical positive mass theorem |
Status: | Results with different techniques (Brendle et al. 2011) |
Open Problem 3.18: | Localised data with Newtonian decay |
Context: | Gluing methods for asymptoptically flat data sets |
Status: | Localisation modulo higher-order error terms (LeFloch and Nguyen 2019) |
Open Problem 3.21: | Scalar-flat collar extension of horizon data |
Context: | Bartnik quasi-local mass (vacuum case) |
Status: | Definitive results under DEC (Mantoulidis and Schoen 2015) |
Open Problem 3.23: | Existence of minimisers in the positive CMC case |
Context: | Variational aspects of Bartnik quasi-local mass |
Status: | Quantitative bounds but existence unclear (Cabrera Pacheco et al. 2017) |
Open Problem 3.26: | Effective Sobolev-type extension theorems for initial data |
Context: | Extension and localised \(L^2\)-bounded conjecture |
Status: | Perturbative results in the maximal case (Czimek 2018) |
Open Problem 4.4: | Constant scalar curvature metrics as differentiable manifold |
Context: | Structure of the constraint manifold (\(\varLambda >0\)) |
Status: | Solved only for \(\varLambda =0\), (partial) generic regularity results |
Open Problem 4.18: | Homotopy-type of the constraint manifold |
Context: | Deformations of data and global shape |
Status: | Path-connectedness in the maximal case |