Inflation of the Universe by the Non-minimal Models
arXiv:1905.01857 · doi:10.1142/S0217732320500376
Abstract
The cosmological solutions of the non-minimal theory which are compatible with FRW space-time are investigated. In order to avoid the isotropy violation of a vector field, it can be considered that the presence of a triplet of vector fields satisfying symmetry, or the average of randomly oriented electromagnetic fields over the sufficiently large volume. By considering the symmetry arguments, the inflation driven by the non-minimally coupled vector fields is studied. Then the cosmological solutions and corresponding models are obtained with the power law, hyperbolic and hybrid scale functions.
16 pages, accepted in MPLA
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