A note on accelerating cosmologies from compactifications and S-branes
By Roberto Emparan, J. Garriga. 2003
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We give a simple interpretation of the recent solutions for cosmologies with a transient accelerating phase obtained from compactification in hyperbolic manifolds, or from S-brane solutions of string/M-theory. In the four-dimensional picture, these solutions correspond to bouncing the radion field off its exponential potential. Acceleration occurs at the turning point, when the radion stops and the potential energy momentarily dominates. The virtues and limitations of these approaches become quite transparent in this interpretation.
Subfields: Astronomy and Astrophysics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
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In Astronomy and Astrophysics
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In Nuclear and High Energy Physics
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In Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
Citations in the corpus
- Time‐dependent orbifolds and string cosmology (2003, unknown): “The fact that a period of transient acceleration is quite generic, whenever the kinetic energy vanishes and the potential is positive, was shown in the context of String/M–theory compactifications in [103].”
- The Landscape, the Swampland and the Era of Precision Cosmology (2018, methodology): “As we already mentioned, the first model proposed in [21] practically coincides with the model studied long time ago in [107, 108].”
- Accelerating cosmologies from M/String theory compactifications (2003, background): “accelerating expansion can be found even in this case for t0 18 , 20].”