Relativistic Viscous Universe Models
arXiv:1409.8561
Abstract
The research on relativistic universe models with viscous fluids is reviewed. Viscosity may have been of significance during the early inflationary era, and may also be of importance for the late time evolution of the Universe. Bulk viscosity and shear viscosity cause exponential decay of anisotropy, while nonlinear viscosity causes power-law decay of anisotropy. We consider also the influence from turbulence, in connection with future singularities of the universe (Big Rip and Little Rip). Finally, we review some recent developments of causal cosmology theories.
31 pages latex2e, in "Recent Advances in Cosmology", Chapter 4, Nova Science Publishers, 2013
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