Brane cosmology: an introduction
By D. Langlois. 2002
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These notes give an introductory review on brane cosmology. This subject deals with the cosmological behaviour of a brane-universe, i.e. a three-dimensional space, where ordinary matter is confined, embedded in a higher dimensional spacetime. In the tractable case of a five-dimensional bulk spacetime, the brane (modified) Friedmann equation is discussed in detail, and various other aspects are presented, such as cosmological perturbations, bulk scalar fields and systems with several branes.
Subfields: Astronomy and Astrophysics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics
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- Dynamical systems applied to cosmology: Dark energy and modified gravity (2017, background): “For details on the theory and applications of string-motivated cosmologies we refer the reader to Lidsey et al. (2000); Quevedo (2002); Langlois (2003); McAllister & Silverstein (2008); Baumann & McAllister (2015).”
- Modified Gravity and Cosmology (2011, background): “Further details, including generalisations to multi-brane scenarios with bulk scalar fields, can be found in the following review articles [1048, 845, 639, 770, 189, 195] (see also [1008, 346, 347, 1139]).”