On the convergence of Regge calculus to general relativity
Leo C. Brewin, Adrian P. Gentle
Abstract
Motivated by a recent study casting doubt on the correspondence between Regge calculus and general relativity in the continuum limit, we explore a mechanism by which the simplicial solutions can converge whilst the residual of the Regge equations evaluated on the continuum solutions does not. By directly constructing simplicial solutions for the Kasner cosmology we show that the oscillatory behaviour of the discrepancy between the Einstein and Regge solutions reconciles the apparent conflict between the results of Brewin and those of previous studies. We conclude that solutions of Regge calculus are, in general, expected to be second order accurate approximations to the corresponding continuum solutions.
Create a lesson
Related papers
Quasibound states of charged Dirac fields around Einstein-Euler-Heisenberg black holes
Nodirbek Anarboev, Javlonbek Khasanov, Javlon Rayimbaev et al.
Large mass-ratio (3< q ≤ 10) inspiral-merger-ringdown model for eccentric binary black holes
Pratul Manna, Tamal RoyChowdhury, Chandra Kant Mishra
Where is the conformal coupling in Palatini gravity?
Alexandros Karam, Sotirios Karamitsos
Hamiltonian surface charges in General Parallel Relativity
Tomi Koivisto
Analytic Brill wave initial data with trapped surfaces
Piotr Koc
Optical Signatures of a Black Hole in Effective Quantum Gravity
Jonibek Khasanov, Xuwei Zhang, Mirzabek Alloqulov et al.