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26 April 2024
 
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Future Island Universes in a Background Universe Accelerated by Cosmological Constant and by Quintessence
Tzihong Chiueh ; Xiao-Gang He ;
Date 24 Jul 2001
Journal Phys.Rev. D65 (2002) 123518
Subject astro-ph hep-ph
AffiliationNTU) and Xiao-Gang He (NTU
AbstractWe study bound object formation in a background universe accelerated by cosmological constant and by quintessence. If the acceleration lasts forever, due to the existence of event horizon, one would have naively expected the universe to approach a state of cold death. However, we find that many local regions in the universe can in fact be protected by their own gravity to form mini-universes, provided that their present matter densities exceed some critical value. In the case with cosmological constant ($Lambda$CDM cosmology) the condition of forming mini-universe is that the ratio of present density parameters $Omega_{i}^0/Omega_Lambda$ ought to be larger than a critical value 3.63. Such mini-universes typically weigh less than $2 imes 10^{14}$ solar masses, with the lighter ones having tight and compact configurations. In the case with quintessence, the final ratio $Omega_i/Omega_q$ of a mini-universe is found to be always larger than $w_q^2-w_q$, where $w_q$ is the equation of state parameter.
Source arXiv, astro-ph/0107453
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