Towards a de Sitter quintom-like cosmology from a reduction of a 7-dimensional theory
arXiv:2312.10443 · doi:10.1088/1402-4896/adc2b5
Abstract
In this article, we analyze a 7-dimensional theory that, upon dimensional reduction, transforms into an effective 4-dimensional action in which a generic metric is involved. A constraint is imposed in such a way that this is the Friedmann-Lemaître-Robertson-Walker metric characterized by a scale factor with a Hubble constant . We also compute the barotropic parameter from our solutions. Three different scenarios are explored, in which the model transitions from quintessence to phantom regimes, crossing the theoretical phantom divide line. Consequently, the effective action represents a quintom-like scenario. Moreover, we derive some analytic solutions for the scale factor by treating it as a dynamical variable in the effective action. In this case, different outcomes are obtained, where the model can transit from a cosmological constant to a quintessence regime; however, it cannot cross the theoretical phantom divide line. However, this simplistic model successfully captures distinct phases of cosmic expansion.
21 pages, 7 figures
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