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1989
DOI: 10.1007/bf00405266
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Rotating viscous-fluid cosmologies with scalar field and heat flux

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“…The ratio σ θ for our model is considerably greater than its present value. This fact indicates that our solutions represent the early stages of evolution of the universe [20]. Equations (32), (35)- (46) show that the shear coefficient (η) is playing more important role than bulk coefficient (ξ ) in this universe model.…”
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“…The ratio σ θ for our model is considerably greater than its present value. This fact indicates that our solutions represent the early stages of evolution of the universe [20]. Equations (32), (35)- (46) show that the shear coefficient (η) is playing more important role than bulk coefficient (ξ ) in this universe model.…”
Section: Conclusion and Summarymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Koppar and Patel [29,30] have presented some non-static generalizations of Gödel solution which rotating universe with viscous fluid and heat flux. Chakraborty and Bandopadhyay [31] have presented a stationary generalization of Gödel's universe with perfect fluid and a scalar field [20]. Non-static Gödel cosmological model with heat flux and perfect fluid have been studied by Yavuz and Baysal [24].…”
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