A transient phase in cosmological evolution : A multi-fluid approximation for a quasi-thermodynamics equilibrium
arXiv:1904.08670 · doi:10.1007/s10714-020-02694-y
Abstract
This article presents the study of a multi-species fluid characterised by a freeze-out or break-away of one or more species. Whereas single-fluid approximation suffices for modelling of the pre {\it freeze-out} period, multi-fluid approximation is required for the post freeze-out period. Embedded in this is a transition period where neither one of the two approximations is singly appropriate. We examine the thermodynamics of this fluid and find that the second law holds before, during and after the freeze-out. Our application to cosmological modelling involving interacting dark-section species indicates that the species' equations of state are modified.
arXiv comment11 pages, 2 figures
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