Phantom Energy with Variable G and Lambda
arXiv:0711.1465 · doi:10.1088/0256-307X/25/12/088
Abstract
We have investigated a cosmological model of a phantom energy with a variable cosmological constant () depending on the energy density () as , and a variable gravitational constant (). The model requires and a negative gravitational constant. A negative gravitational constant may forbid \emph{black holes} to form a particle horizon in a background of phantom energy. This implies that black holes are naked, and consequently the \emph{Cosmic Censorship} theorem is violated. The cosmological constant evolves with time as, . For and the cosmological constant, , and decrease with cosmic expansion. For ordinary matter (or dark matter), i.e., we have and so that increases with time and decreases with time. Cosmic acceleration with dust particles is granted provided and .
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