Bianchi {VI}${}_0$ in Scalar and Scalar-Tensor Cosmologies

Abstract

We study several cosmological models with Bianchi \textrm{VI}${}_0$ symmetries under the self-similar approach. In order to study how the \textquotedblleft constants\textquotedblright\ $G$ and $\Lambda$ may vary, we propose three scenarios where such constants are considered as time functions. The first model is a perfect fluid. We find that the behavior of $G$ and $\Lambda$ are related. If $G$ behaves as a growing time function then $\Lambda$ is a positive decreasing time function but if $G$ is decreasing then $\Lambda$ is negative. For this model we have found a new solution. The second model is a scalar field, where in a phenomenological way, we consider a modification of the Klein-Gordon equation in order to take into account the variation of $G$. Our third scenario is a scalar-tensor model. We find three solutions for this models where $G$ is growing, constant or decreasing and $\Lambda$ is a positive decreasing function or vanishes. We put special emphasis on calculating the curvature invariants in order to see if the solutions isotropize.

Typos corrected. References added, minor corrections. arXiv admin note: text overlap with arXiv:0905.2477

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