Gravastar in the framework of Loop Quantum Cosmology

Abstract

In this paper we attempt to construct a regular gravastar model using the UV corrected framework of Loop Quantum Cosmology. We find that a stable gravastar model can be constructed with a number of unique features: (i) no thin shell approximation needs to be invoked to obtain solutions in the shell which can be considered to be of a finite thickness, (ii) the central singularity of a self gravitating object can be averted by a bounce mechanism, such that the interior density of the gravastar reaches a maximum critical density and cannot be raised further due to an operative repulsive force, (iii) the inherent isotropy of the effective fluid description does not prevent the formation of a stable gravastar and anisotropic pressures is not an essential requirement.

arXiv comment15 pages, 11 figures

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