twin universe cosmology

En résumé (grâce à un LLM libre auto-hébergé)

  • The cosmology of the twin universe explores the origin and evolution of the universe.
  • It addresses the problem of the homogeneity of the primitive universe and the matter-dominated era.
  • Physical constants such as gravity and the speed of light vary during the radiation era.

twin universe cosmology Matter ghost-matter astrophysics.3 : The radiative era : The problem of the "origin" of the universe.

The problem of the homogeneity of the early universe. (p4)

In the matter dominated region, these quantities are » constants ». In order to link these two eras, let us write

(73)

where J(r) is the function :

where r_c r is a critical value of the density, corresponding to an epoch earlier, but close to the decoupling phenomenon.

It is clear that when r << r_c r, the constants tend towards absolute constants. When r >> r_c r, they follow the laws (72)

When r << r_c r after matter-radiation decoupling : r @ r_m

(74)

When r >> r_c r before matter-radiation decoupling : r @ r_r

(74bis)

We can examine the variations of the constants before decoupling. Introduce :

(74ter)

which corresponds to the variation of the matter energy density r with respect to the chosen time-marker (in its non-dimensional form). We assume that t = 1 corresponds to that critical time (when r = r_c r), which is supposed to occur before the decoupling time. We then obtain :

(75)

G_o, m_o, h_o, c_o, and e_o correspond to the current values of the constants (t >> 1 and r << r_c r). We obtain the following curves :

** ** Fig. 2 : Evolution of the gravitational constant G during the radiative era.

** ** Fig. 3** : Evolution of the speed of light during the radiative era.**