General-covariant evolution formalism for Numerical Relativity
C. Bona, T. Ledvinka, C. Palenzuela, M. Zacek
Abstract
A general covariant extension of Einstein\'s field equations is considered with a view to Numerical Relativity applications. The basic variables are taken to be the metric tensor and an additional four-vector Zμ. Einstein's solutions are recovered when the additional four-vector vanishes, so that the energy and momentum constraints amount to the covariant algebraic condition Zμ=0. The extended field equations can be supplemented by suitable coordinate conditions in order to provide symmetric hyperbolic evolution systems: this is actually the case for either harmonic coordinates or normal coordinates with harmonic slicing.
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