Phase-space analysis of the cosmological 3-fluid problem: Families of attractors and repellers
arXiv:1304.7470 · doi:10.1088/0264-9381/30/20/205001
Abstract
We perform a phase-space analysis of the cosmological 3-fluid problem consisting of a barotropic fluid with an equation-of-state parameter , a pressureless dark matter fluid, plus a scalar field (representing dark energy) coupled to exponential potential . Besides the potential-kinetic-scaling solutions, which are not the unique late-time attractors whenever they exist for $λ^2\geq 3\ga$, we derive new attractors where both dark energy and dark matter coexist and the final density is shared in a way independent of the value of . The case of a pressureless barotropic fluid () has a one-parameter family of attractors where all components coexist. New one-parameter families of matter-dark matter saddle points and kinetic-matter repellers exist. We investigate the stability of the ten critical points by linearization and/or Lyapunov's Theorems and a variant of the theorems formulated in this paper. A solution with two transient periods of acceleration and two transient periods of deceleration is derived.
17 pages, 7 figures, To appear in Classical and Quantum Gravity
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