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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1406202
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17 May 2001
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perturbations
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cosmological backgrounds
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In this review paper, we consider the complete set of linearized covariant equations for a set of GI variables in an almost FRW universe as they follow from the Ricci identities (hydrodynamic equations) and the Bianchi identities (gravitational equations). In this approach Einstein's equations serve to establish algebraic relations between the Ricci tensor and the energy momentum tensor of matter, described as a fluid. The variables used are exactly defined in any spacetime, and are GI with respect to a FRW background as a consequence of the Stewart and Walker lemma. These linearized equations lead, in the case of scalar perturbations, to a second order equation governing the evolution of a locally defined scalar GI density perturbation variable \(\Delta\). In the case of pressure free matter (dust) the solution of this equation leads to the well known gravitational instability. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0924.00062].
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