2020
DOI: 10.1134/s0040577920070077
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The self-consistent field method and macroscopic Einstein equations for the early universe

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“…From the remaining equations we choose 3 independent ones: (57), ( 60) and (61) in order to maximize the approximation of the mathematical model to the standard Lifshitz theory. In this case, the equation (60) coincides with the corresponding equation of the Lifshitz theory, and the equation (61) differs from the corresponding equation from the work [6] only by the material term δp p . In the capacity of the equation defining the scalar function δ(η) one can choose the equation ( 59).…”
Section: The Equations For the Gravitational Perturbationsmentioning
confidence: 77%
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“…From the remaining equations we choose 3 independent ones: (57), ( 60) and (61) in order to maximize the approximation of the mathematical model to the standard Lifshitz theory. In this case, the equation (60) coincides with the corresponding equation of the Lifshitz theory, and the equation (61) differs from the corresponding equation from the work [6] only by the material term δp p . In the capacity of the equation defining the scalar function δ(η) one can choose the equation ( 59).…”
Section: The Equations For the Gravitational Perturbationsmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…This equation differs from the similar one for perturbations of the vacuum scalar field only by the term with the source of the scalar field on the righthand side (see [6]).…”
Section: The Equation For the Perturbations Of The Scalar Fieldmentioning
confidence: 95%
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