The effect of spin generated torsion on the early universe's evolution (Q1904055)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 826716
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 826716 |
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The effect of spin generated torsion on the early universe's evolution (English)
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15 August 1996
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The earliest phase of cosmological evolution is studied in a universe with spin-generated effects. The authors shows that cosmological solutions exist for spin-generated torsion with radially directed spins coupled to radiation, stiff-matter, pressureless dust and decompressive matter that have significance in predicting the early universe's evolution of the scale factor, if the assumption of radial spin is realistic. The Robertson-Walker metric is used.
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cosmological evolution
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spin-generated effects
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Robertson-Walker metric
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