Fragility in cosmology
This paper provides a thorough review of the problem of the fragility (lack of stability) of cosmological models in general relativity viewed as generalized dynamical systems. The subject is approached from various aspects. One is the standard dynamical question of the stability of the time evolution problem under perturbations of initial conditions. Another is the question of the stability of the problem under changes of assumptions of symmetry, matter models, etc. Yet another set of questions concerns the stability under ``perturbations of the theory in the sense of modifications of the assumed Lagrangian, space-time dimension, etc. The conclusion is that these are in general difficult but important questions for cosmology. The intention of the authors is to provide some groundwork for further investigations.
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- Asymptotic behavior of homogeneous cosmological models in the presence of a positive cosmological constant
- Asymptotic stability of spatially homogeneous spacetimes
- Chaos, entropy and cosmology
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- More qualitative cosmology
- Nonlinear gravitational Lagrangians
- Qualitative analysis of a class of Bianchi V imperfect fluid cosmologies
- Qualitative analysis of two-fluid Bianchi cosmologies
- Stability of dynamical systems
- The Cauchy problem for the R+R2 theories of gravity without torsion
- Tilted homogeneous cosmological models
- Tilting at cosmological singularities
- Structural instability of Friedmann-Robertson-Walker cosmological models
- Topology and fragility in cosmology
- Chaos in the Einstein equations
- Inflationary cosmology with a \(R+\lambda R_{\mu v}R^{\mu v}/R\) Lagrangian
- Constraints on inflationary solutions in the presence of shear and bulk viscosity
- Stability of cosmological models
- Kinematics and dynamics of f(R) theories of gravity
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- Paths of Friedmann–Robertson–Walker brane models
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- On the structural stability of a simple cosmological model in R + R^2 theory of gravity
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