
doi: 10.1007/bf00761786
The equations governing geometrical objects in ℋ space are written in terms of operators adapted to families of left shear-freeσ0= 0) cross sections of complexified null infinity (C I+). The concept of ℋ-conformai weight (HCW) is introduced, and a derivative operatorIa′, which is closely connected with the covariant derivative but which (unlike the covariant derivative) maps objects having well-defined HCW to other such objects, is defined. A function ℐ, derived from the Gaussian curvature of left shear-free slicings ofC I+ and having a well-defined HCW, is shown to contain all the curvature information for ℋ space.
conformal re-scalings, Applications of local differential geometry to the sciences, Asymptotic procedures (radiation, news functions, \(\mathcal{H} \)-spaces, etc.) in general relativity and gravitational theory, curvature, coordinate transformations, H-spaces, Conformal differential geometry
conformal re-scalings, Applications of local differential geometry to the sciences, Asymptotic procedures (radiation, news functions, \(\mathcal{H} \)-spaces, etc.) in general relativity and gravitational theory, curvature, coordinate transformations, H-spaces, Conformal differential geometry
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