1993
DOI: 10.1002/prop.2190410302
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On the de Sitter Space-Time - the Geometric Foundation of Inflationary Cosmology

Abstract: We review on the main geometric properties of the space‐time of constant curvature which is the foundation of the inflationary cosmological model. We show e.g.: The spatially flat Friedmann model with exponentially increasing scale factor is only a local description for the de Sitter space‐time, whereas the closed Friedmann model can lead to a global description.

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“…In order to analyze this expression we put (without loss of generality, see the reason in [42]) y = z = 0. In this case…”
Section: On the Geodesics Of The M Dslmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to analyze this expression we put (without loss of generality, see the reason in [42]) y = z = 0. In this case…”
Section: On the Geodesics Of The M Dslmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, the spacetime has constant curvature. As de-Sitter space is a Lorentzian manifold of constant curvature with implied negative pressure driving cosmic inflation (see [21]) we can state the following:…”
Section: Geometrical Structure Of Perfect Fluid Spacetime With Torse-forming Vector Fieldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This work is an attempt to bring together all the known coordinate frames that have been utilised or mentioned in the literature for de Sitter spacetime. There have been a number of rather thorough reviews in this sense, the most important of which is the one made by Eriksen and Grøn [14], but also in part by Schmidt [13], Bičák and Krtouš [15] or Spradlin, Strominger and Volovich [20].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is also when the coordinates are "rotated" in the sense of the coodinate used being pure imaginary: r rot = ir. This has been done even by de Sitter himself, as Schmidt [13] carefully points out. Then, cos(ωr) = cosh(ωr rot ), cosh(ωr) = cos(ωr rot ) and sin(ωr) = −i sinh(ωr rot ), sinh(ωr) = −i sin(ωr rot ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%