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23 April 2024
 
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Adiabatic and entropy perturbations propagation in a bouncing Universe
Patrick Peter ; Nelson Pinto-Neto ; Diego A. Gonzalez ;
Date 2 Jun 2003
Journal JCAP 0312 (2003) 003
Subject hep-th astro-ph gr-qc hep-ph
AffiliationIAP-GReCO), Nelson Pinto-Neto and Diego A. Gonzalez (CBPF
AbstractBy studying some bouncing universe models dominated by a specific class of hydrodynamical fluids, we show that the primordial cosmological perturbations may propagate smoothly through a general relativistic bounce. We also find that the purely adiabatic modes, although almost always fruitfully investigated in all other contexts in cosmology, are meaningless in the bounce or null energy condition (NEC) violation cases since the entropy modes can never be neglected in these situations: the adiabatic modes exhibit a fake divergence that is compensated in the total Bardeen gravitational potential by inclusion of the entropy perturbations.
Source arXiv, hep-th/0306005
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