Quantum cosmology with varying speed of light and Bohmian trajectories
arXiv:0708.0620 · doi:10.1007/s10714-007-0421-7
Abstract
The classical trajectories for FLRW universe with varying speed of light are obtained for the cases in which the cosmological constant depends or not depend on the velocity of light. The theory is then quantized and the corresponding WDW equation is solved. It is shown that the method of causal interpretation of Bohm can be applied successfully to the theory. Finally the Bohmian trajectories are obtained and compared with the classical ones.
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