A Class of Anisotropic Five-Dimensional Solutions for the Early Universe
arXiv:0806.0428 · doi:10.1209/0295-5075/84/20007
Abstract
We solve the Ricci-flat equations of extended general relativity to obtain an interesting class of cosmological models. The solutions are analogous to the 4D ones of Bianchi type-I of Kasner type and have significant implications for astrophysics.
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