2013
DOI: 10.1007/s10509-013-1622-z
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Bianchi VI h with variable gravitational and cosmological constants

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“…The mathematical solutions do not allow us to know if G is growing or decreasing, both cases are allowed (they are thermodynamically consistent, with ρ decreasing, Π < 0, etc.) and they are in agreement with the observations, since some of them conclude that G is growing while another ones indicate that G is decreasing (see for instance [28] or for a short review [60]). We take into account some observational data which indicate us that Λ > 0 (see [61,62]).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…The mathematical solutions do not allow us to know if G is growing or decreasing, both cases are allowed (they are thermodynamically consistent, with ρ decreasing, Π < 0, etc.) and they are in agreement with the observations, since some of them conclude that G is growing while another ones indicate that G is decreasing (see for instance [28] or for a short review [60]). We take into account some observational data which indicate us that Λ > 0 (see [61,62]).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Canuto et al [35,36] also studied G-varying cosmologies. Cosmological models with timedependent G were also studied in some works [37][38][39]. As we know, the conservation of the energy momentum law is also an essential part of modeling the universe and it yields:…”
Section: Field Equations and Thermodynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Various tests are developed to get a clear picture of cosmologies with variable G as discussed by Canuto et al [14,15,45]. Few of fundamental work in this direction of cosmological models with variable G in literature may be found in [4,5,25]. Later Hubble diagram of Type I a Supernovae also testify the dynamic gravitational constant [25].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%