Abstract
It is shown that for a given spherically symmetric distribution of a perfect fluid on a spacelike hypersurface with a boundary and a given, time-dependent boundary pressure, there exists a unique, local-in-time solution of the Einstein equations. A Schwarzchild spacetime can be attached to the fluid body if and only if the boundary pressure vanishes. We assume a smooth equation of state for which the density and the speed of sound remain positive for vanishing pressure.
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