Title: Open questions in black-hole uniqueness theory
Abstract: We review the current status of the theory of uniqueness of regular stationary vacuum black hole space-times: known key results are presented, open problems are pointed out. Amongst the former the key questions that remain to be settled are the analyticity across the event horizon, and the non-existence of non-connected regular solutions.
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