Remarks on the general solution for the flat Friedman universe with exponential scalar-field potential and dust
arXiv:1206.2828 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.86.107303
Abstract
We show that the simple extension of the method of obtaining the general exact solution for the cosmological model with the exponential scalar-field potential to the case when the dust is present fails and we discuss the reasons of this puzzling phenomenon.
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