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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2019 / iii / Paper 311 / 3 / ii / Solution

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Let ta exhibit the stable causality of g, so g−ta​tb​ has no closed timelike curves. Set
ra=2​ta​,gab′​=gab​−ra​rb​=gab​−21​ta​tb​.
(1)
The vector ra remains timelike for g′. Widening the cones of g′ once more using r gives
gab′​−ra​rb​=gab​−ta​tb​,
(2)
which is causal by assumption. Hence
g−rr is itself stably causal​.
(3)

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