Bianchi type-I massive string magnetized barotropic perfect fluid cosmological model in bimetric theory

Abstract

Bianchi type-I massive string cosmological model for perfect fluid distribution in the presence of magnetic field is investigated in Rosen's [Gen. Relativ. Gravit. 4, 435 (1973)] bimetric theory of gravitation. To obtain the deterministic model in terms of cosmic time, we have used the condition A = (BC) n , where n is a constant, between the metric potentials. The magnetic field is due to the electric current produced along the x-axis with infinite electrical conductivity. Some physical and geometrical properties of the exhibited model are discussed and studied.

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