Accelerating and decelerating cosmology from spinor and scalar fields non-minimally coupled with f(R) gravity
arXiv:1310.2505 · doi:10.1007/s10509-013-1631-y
Abstract
In this paper we investigate the accelerating and decelerating cosmological models with non-linear spinor fields and non-minimal interaction of gravity with a scalar field. We combine two different approaches to the description of dark energy: modified gravity theory and introduction of the additional fields. Solutions for the FRW universe with power-law scale factor are reconstructed for the model under consideration with specific choice for scalar and spinor potentials. It is explained the role of scalar and spinor potentials as well as f(R) function for emergence of accelerating or decelerating cosmology.
5 pages, to appear in Astro. Space Sci
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