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0. Introduction
Let N be a (n + 1)-dimensional Lorentzian manifold and suppose that N
can be decomposed in the form
N = N0 N N+ ,
(0.1)
where N0 has finite volume and N resp. N+ represent the critical past resp.
future Cauchy developments with not necessarily a priori bounded volume. We
assume that N+ is the future Cauchy development of a Cauchy hypersurface
M1 , and N the past Cauchy development of a hypersurface M2 , or, more
precisely, we assume the existence of a time function x0 , such that
(0.2)
N+ = x0
N = x0
([t1 , T+ )),
((T , t2 ]),
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M2 = {x0 = t2 },
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A Bohemian in Exile
A Reminiscence
hen, many years ago now, the once potent
and extensive kingdom of Bohemia gradually
dissolved and passed away, not a few historians
were found to chronicle its past glories; and
some have gone on to tell the fate of this or that once
powerful chieftain who either donned the swallow-tail and
conformed or, proudly self-exiled, sought some quiet retreat
and died as he had lived, a Bohemian. But these were of the
princes of the land. To the people, the villeins, the common
rank and file, does no interest attach? Did they waste and
pine, anmic, in thin, strange, unwonted air? Or sit at the
table of the scornful and learn, with Dante, how salt was
alien bread? It is of one of those faithful commons I would
speak, narrating only the short and simple annals of the
poor.
It is to be noted that the kingdom aforesaid was not so
much a kingdom as a United States a collection of selfruling guilds, municipalities, or republics, bound together
by a common method of viewing life. There once was a
king of Bohemia but that was a long time ago, and even
Corporal Trim was not certain in whose reign it was. These
small free States, then, broke up gradually, from various
causes and with varying speed; and I think ours was one of
the last to go.
With us, as with many others, it was a case of lost leaders.
Just for a handful of silver he left us; though it was not
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Let N be a (n + 1)-dimensional Lorentzian manifold and suppose that N
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A Bohemian in Exile
A Reminiscence
hen, many years ago now, the once potent
and extensive kingdom of Bohemia gradually
dissolved and passed away, not a few historians
were found to chronicle its past glories; and
some have gone on to tell the fate of this or that once
powerful chieftain who either donned the swallow-tail and
conformed or, proudly self-exiled, sought some quiet retreat
and died as he had lived, a Bohemian. But these were of the
princes of the land. To the people, the villeins, the common
rank and file, does no interest attach? Did they waste and
pine, anmic, in thin, strange, unwonted air? Or sit at the
table of the scornful and learn, with Dante, how salt was
alien bread? It is of one of those faithful commons I would
speak, narrating only the short and simple annals of the
poor.
It is to be noted that the kingdom aforesaid was not so
much a kingdom as a United States a collection of selfruling guilds, municipalities, or republics, bound together
by a common method of viewing life. There once was a
king of Bohemia but that was a long time ago, and even
Corporal Trim was not certain in whose reign it was. These
small free States, then, broke up gradually, from various
causes and with varying speed; and I think ours was one of
the last to go.
With us, as with many others, it was a case of lost leaders.
Just for a handful of silver he left us; though it was not
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