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Dynamical system approach to running cosmological models

arXiv:1601.05668 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-016-4439-4

Abstract

We discussed the dynamics of cosmological models in which the cosmological constant term is a time dependent function through the scale factor , Hubble function , Ricci scalar and scalar field . We considered five classes of models; two non-covariant parametrization of : 1) CDM cosmologies where is the Hubble parameter, 2) CDM cosmologies where is the scale factor, and three covariant parametrization of : 3) CDM cosmologies, where is the Ricci scalar, 4) -cosmologies with diffusion, 5) -cosmologies, where is a kinetic part of density of the scalar field. We also considered the case of an emergent relation obtained from the behavior of trajectories in a neighborhood of an invariant submanifold. In study of dynamics we use dynamical system methods for investigating how a evolutional scenario can depend on the choice of special initial conditions. We showed that methods of dynamical systems offer the possibility of investigation all admissible solutions of a running cosmology for all initial conditions, their stability, asymptotic states as well as a nature of the evolution in the early universe (singularity or bounce) and a long term behavior at the large times. We also formulated an idea of the emergent cosmological term derived directly from an approximation of exact dynamics. We show that some non-covariant parametrizations of Lambda term like , give rise to pathological and nonphysical behaviour of trajectories in the phase space. This behaviour disappears if the term is emergent from the covariant parametrization.

38 pages, 22 figures

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