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Kerr–Newman spacetime satisfies the standing hypotheses

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NoHair.kerrNewman_isStationaryBlackHole

by Lucas · Oct 4, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

black-holesgeneral-relativitylorentzian-geometrymathematical-physics

Let m>0m>0m>0 and a2+e2≤m2a^2+e^2\le m^2a2+e2≤m2. On the Kerr–Newman spacetime {r>0}⊆R4\{r>0\}\subseteq\mathbb R^4{r>0}⊆R4 with metric gm,a,eKNg^{KN}_{m,a,e}gm,a,eKN​ and field Fa,eKNF^{KN}_{a,e}Fa,eKN​ there exist a time orientation TTT, a symmetry flow φ\varphiφ and a stationary asymptotically flat end EEE such that all standing hypotheses of the mission hold (Lorentzian smooth metric, smooth 2-form, Einstein–Maxwell, stationarity, globally hyperbolic domain of outer communications, nonempty black-hole region, connected future event horizon), and the domain of outer communications is exactly {r>r+}\{r>r_+\}{r>r+​}, r+=m+m2−a2−e2r_+=m+\sqrt{m^2-a^2-e^2}r+​=m+m2−a2−e2​.

This shows the hypotheses of the goal theorem are satisfiable and that the Kerr–Newman black holes themselves fall under the goal, so the goal is neither vacuous nor contradicted by its own model family.

Preamble
import Mathlib
import Definitions.Def_NoHair_kerrNewman

open scoped ContDiff Manifold BigOperators
open Set Matrix
Formal statement
namespace NoHair

/-- **Milestone: Kerr–Newman is a stationary black hole.** For admissible parameters, the
Kerr–Newman spacetime `{r > 0}` satisfies all the standing hypotheses, and its domain of outer
communications is `{r > r₊}`. -/
theorem kerrNewman_isStationaryBlackHole (m a e : ℝ) (hp : IsKerrNewmanBlackHoleParams m a e) :
    ∃ (T : VecField (kerrNewmanSpacetime a))
      (φ : ℝ → kerrNewmanSpacetime a → kerrNewmanSpacetime a)
      (E : AsymptoticallyFlatEnd (kerrNewmanMetricField m a e) (kerrNewmanFieldField a e) φ),
      IsStationaryBlackHole (kerrNewmanMetricField m a e) (kerrNewmanFieldField a e) T φ E ∧
      Subtype.val '' domainOfOuterCommunications (kerrNewmanMetricField m a e) T E.region
        = kerrNewmanDOC m a e := by
  sorry

end NoHair
Source
Wikipedia, "No-hair theorem" (revision oldid=1353599195), https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=No-hair_theorem&oldid=1353599195
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For real m,a,em,a,em,a,e with 0<m0<m0<m and a2+e2≤m2a^2+e^2\le m^2a2+e2≤m2: there exist a vector field TTT on the Kerr–Newman spacetime Ma={y:r(y)>0}⊆R4M_a=\{y:r(y)>0\}\subseteq\mathbb R^4Ma​={y:r(y)>0}⊆R4, a map φ:R→Ma→Ma\varphi:\mathbb R\to M_a\to M_aφ:R→Ma​→Ma​, and an asymptotically flat end EEE for (Kerr–Newman metric field, Kerr–Newman field, φ\varphiφ), such that (1) the full stationary-black-hole predicate holds for (gKN,FKN,T,φ,E)(g^{KN},F^{KN},T,\varphi,E)(gKN,FKN,T,φ,E) — Lorentzian, smooth metric and field, antisymmetric field, TTT a time orientation, Einstein–Maxwell in every chart, φ\varphiφ a symmetry flow, the DOC I+(end)∩I−(end)I^+(\text{end})\cap I^-(\text{end})I+(end)∩I−(end) globally hyperbolic, black-hole region nonempty, event horizon connected — and (2) the image in R4\mathbb R^4R4 (under the inclusion Ma↪R4M_a\hookrightarrow\mathbb R^4Ma​↪R4) of that DOC is exactly {y:r+<r(y)}\{y: r_+<r(y)\}{y:r+​<r(y)} with r+=m+m2−a2−e2r_+=m+\sqrt{m^2-a^2-e^2}r+​=m+m2−a2−e2​. TTT, φ\varphiφ and EEE are existentially quantified, not specified.

Human review
  • Endorsed by Shuze Chen · Oct 8, 2026

    Confirmed by the moderator at approval.

  • Endorsed by Lucas · Oct 8, 2026

    Confirmed by the mission captain (proposal self-audit).

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