Abstract:In this paper the causality issues are discussed in a non-Riemannian geometry, called Lyra geometry. It is a non-Riemannian geometry originated from Weyl geometry. In order to compare this geometry with the Riemannian geometry, the Einstein field equations are considered. It is verified that the Gödel and Gödeltype metric are consistent with this non-Riemannian geometry. A non-trivial solution for Gödel universe in the absence of matter sources is determined without analogue in general relativity. Different so… Show more
“…The Godel solutions for the physically well motivated matter sources are consistent with the Lyra geometry model [41]. The causality violation may be avoided in this framework for perfect fluid and scalar field sources [41]. These different studies conducted on the cosmological and astrophysical issues motivates for the exploration of Lyra model by using qualitative techniques.…”
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confidence: 79%
“…The applications of Herrera-cracking and causality techniques in the Lyra framework reveals that a stable and viable traversable wormhole solution may exist in this theory [40]. The Godel solutions for the physically well motivated matter sources are consistent with the Lyra geometry model [41]. The causality violation may be avoided in this framework for perfect fluid and scalar field sources [41].…”
In this study, we revisit the homogeneous and isotropic, spatially curved model in the Lyra geometry framework. We apply the dynamical system approach to study the universe evolution in model. The present cosmic dynamical system formulation is independent of the model parameter which yields the universe expansion phases dominated by the stiff fluid, radiation, dark matter and dark energy. These expansion phases in the Lyra model are consistent with the General relativity model. In addition, the displacement vector field of the Lyra geometry model will give rise to the stiff matter dominated phase during early times of the universe evolution. The cosmographic parameters, EoS parameter and statefinder diagnostic have been utilized in the dynamical system to illustrate the cosmic evolution of the universe. The numerical solution technique is used to illustrate graphical behaviors of the cosmological parameters. On the basis of dynamical system and numerical analysis, we exhibit that the model explains accelerating universe expansion with transition from the decelerating phase and it will lead to the $\Lambda$ cold dark matter ($\Lambda$CDM) model in the near future.
“…The Godel solutions for the physically well motivated matter sources are consistent with the Lyra geometry model [41]. The causality violation may be avoided in this framework for perfect fluid and scalar field sources [41]. These different studies conducted on the cosmological and astrophysical issues motivates for the exploration of Lyra model by using qualitative techniques.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…The applications of Herrera-cracking and causality techniques in the Lyra framework reveals that a stable and viable traversable wormhole solution may exist in this theory [40]. The Godel solutions for the physically well motivated matter sources are consistent with the Lyra geometry model [41]. The causality violation may be avoided in this framework for perfect fluid and scalar field sources [41].…”
In this study, we revisit the homogeneous and isotropic, spatially curved model in the Lyra geometry framework. We apply the dynamical system approach to study the universe evolution in model. The present cosmic dynamical system formulation is independent of the model parameter which yields the universe expansion phases dominated by the stiff fluid, radiation, dark matter and dark energy. These expansion phases in the Lyra model are consistent with the General relativity model. In addition, the displacement vector field of the Lyra geometry model will give rise to the stiff matter dominated phase during early times of the universe evolution. The cosmographic parameters, EoS parameter and statefinder diagnostic have been utilized in the dynamical system to illustrate the cosmic evolution of the universe. The numerical solution technique is used to illustrate graphical behaviors of the cosmological parameters. On the basis of dynamical system and numerical analysis, we exhibit that the model explains accelerating universe expansion with transition from the decelerating phase and it will lead to the $\Lambda$ cold dark matter ($\Lambda$CDM) model in the near future.
“…Bhamra (14) , Beesham (15) , Singh and Singh (16,17) , Rahaman et al (18) , Reddy and Rao (19,20) , Yadav et al (21) , Adhav et al (22) , Reddy (23) , Rao et al (24) are the some of the prominent authors who have already constructed various cosmological models in Lyra geometry. Recently, Singh et al (25) , W. D. R. Jesus, and A. F. Santos (26) , Singh and Mollah (27) , Mollah et al (28) , Yadav and Bhardwaj (29) , Maurya and Zia (30) , A. K. Yadav (31) have studied various cosmological models in different contexts considering Lyra's geometry.…”
Objectives: To present a new solution to the field equations obtained for Bianchi type-III universe by using the law of variation of H, which yields constant DP. Methods: We study a Bianchi type-III cosmological model with a cloud strings with particles connected to them in Lyra geometry. To find the exact solutions of survival field equations we consider here that the shear scalar and scalar expansion are proportional to each other (σ αθ ) that leads to the equation b = c m and secondly we adopt the assumption considering the Deceleration Parameter q as a negative constant quantity giving the inflationary model. The geometrical and physical properties are studied and compared with the recent observational data. Findings: The present model starts at t=0 with 0 volume and as time progresses it expands with accelerated rate and the model shows that the present universe is particle dominated.
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