1996
DOI: 10.1002/asna.2113170302
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Kasner‐like, inflationary and steady‐state solutions in multi‐dimensional cosmology

Abstract: Multi-dimensional cosmological models with n(n > 1) Ricci-flat spaces and a scalar field are discussed classically and with respect to canonical quantization. These models are integrable. Two classes of solutions are obtained. One class of solutions generalizes the Kasner solutions. For special additional conditions we find another solution describing extended inflation connected with a constant volume of the whole multidimensional space (steady-state).

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“…Here, for E := ε + κ 2 A (1) > 0, we obtain (asymptotically for t → 0) a generalized Kasner universe [35], i.e. scale factors (56) with parametersᾱ i satisfying…”
Section: General Dynamics Of the Universementioning
confidence: 91%
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“…Here, for E := ε + κ 2 A (1) > 0, we obtain (asymptotically for t → 0) a generalized Kasner universe [35], i.e. scale factors (56) with parametersᾱ i satisfying…”
Section: General Dynamics Of the Universementioning
confidence: 91%
“…z 0 → −∞, the potential vanishes U → 0. So, for ε > 0, we obtain (asymptotically for t → 0) a (multidimensional) Kasner universe [35,36], with scale factors…”
Section: General Dynamics Of the Universementioning
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“…, n. Particular solutions generalizing (4.1) with (4.2) were obtained in many papers [38]- [43]. More general solutions for an arbitrary number of d i -dimensional tori were found in [44] and generalized to the case of a free minimally coupled scalar field Φ in [45]. In the latter case there are two classes of solutions.…”
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confidence: 98%
“…The singular case D 0 = 2 is discussed in [10].) Then, (2.14) can also be written as 17) where the last term will yield just a boundary contribution (2.22) to the action (2.21) below. Let us assume all M i , i = 1, .…”
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