Tilted cosmological models filled with disordered radiation in general relativity (Q1611585)

A spatially homogeneous cosmological model is called ``tilted'' if the velocity four-vector is not perpendicular to the spatial hypersurfaces \([t= \text{const.}]\). They played a role in cosmology some 20 years ago, especially in connection with finding exact solutions of the Einstein field equation. However, their application turned out to be quite limited. Now, the authors of the present paper added some further matter term, and they got a new solution. Unfortunately, it is not clear to the reviewer, whether this is a really new one, because the latest of the cited references is from 1988.