Brane world solutions of perfect fluid in the background of a bulk containing dust or cosmological constant
arXiv:gr-qc/0609067 · doi:10.1134/S0202289308040117
Abstract
The paper presents some solutions to the five dimensional Einstein equations due to a perfect fluid on the brane with pure dust filling the entire bulk in one case and a cosmological constant (or vacuum) in the bulk for the second case. In the first case, there is a linear relationship between isotropic pressure, energy density and the brane tension, while in the second case, the perfect fluid is assumed to be in the form of chaplygin gas. Cosmological solutions are found both for brane and bulk scenarios and some interesting features are obtained for the chaplygin gas on the brane which are distinctly different from the standard cosmology in four dimensions.
arXiv comment10 Latex pages, 5 figures
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