FRIEDMANN–ROBERTSON–WALKER BRANE COSMOLOGICAL EQUATIONS FROM THE FIVE-DIMENSIONAL BULk (A)<font>d</font>S BLACK HOLE (Q4796404)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1876690
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1876690 |
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FRIEDMANN–ROBERTSON–WALKER BRANE COSMOLOGICAL EQUATIONS FROM THE FIVE-DIMENSIONAL BULk (A)<font>d</font>S BLACK HOLE (English)
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24 March 2003
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cosmological models
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Friedmann-Robertson-Walker models
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Einstein equation
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Einstein-Maxwell equation
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brane cosmology
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Gauss-Bonnet term
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black holes
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entropy
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partition functions
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two-dimensional quantum field theory
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This is a review about similarities in equations for cosmological models. The authors consider the three types of Friedmann-Robertson-Walker models in an arbitrary number of spatial dimensions, and they discuss the following kinds of field equation: Einstein equation, Einstein-Maxwell equation, and brane cosmology equations. In the 5-dimensional case, they also use the Gauss-Bonnet term in the action. The relation to black holes is discussed, too. Entropy and partition functions are calculated in great detail here. They find similarities of these equations with those stemming from the Carly-Verlinde formula in two-dimensional quantum field theory.
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