Modern Cosmological Models |
In General > s.a. cosmology [general issues];
cosmological parameters; early-universe models;
standard cosmological model; teaching.
* 1905 situation: There
is no galaxy other than the Milky Way, in which stars are distributed
with no special pattern; Then there are those funny-looking nebulae,
different from star clusters or clouds of hot gas.
* 1920s: Shapley-Curtis
debate [@ NASA page]; Some distant objects behave as if they are moving away fast.
* 1930 models: G
Lemaître (relativistic, homogeneous, expanding, constant mass,
increasing, r); E A Milne (Euclidean, homogeneous and isotropic,
expanding); F Zwicky (non-expanding); Hubble favoured Lemaître.
@ General references:
Dyson RMP(79) [and life];
Sandage ARAA(88);
Shanks ASP-ap/04 [no dark matter or dark energy];
Barenboim & Lykken JHEP(06)ap [possibilities];
Gurzadyan & Kocharyan IJMPD(17)-a1703
[stability of cosmological models and geometry of superspace].
@ Newtonian cosmology: Oliynyk JHDE(10)-a0908 [with compact fluid bodies];
Green & Wald PRD(12)-a1111 [mapping Newtonian into general relativistic dust cosmologies];
Bertello MS-a1203
[Newtonian limit of relativistic cosmology];
Fabris & Velten a1207/RBEF
[neo-Newtonian cosmology, with a more active role for pressure as a source for the gravitational field];
Flender & Schwarz PRD(12)-a1207 [Newtonian theory is wrong on scales larger than 10 Mpc];
Gibbons & Ellis CQG(14)-a1308 [using only Newtonian gravitating point particles];
Wallace a1604 [lack of a fully satisfactory formulation].
@ Parametrized post-Friedmannian framework: Tegmark PRD(02)ap/01 [and dark energy];
Hu & Sawicki PRD(07)-a0708;
Daniel et al PRD(08)-a0802 [large-scale structure and gravitational slip];
Ferreira & Skordis PRD(10)-a1003 [structure formation];
Baker et al PRD(11)-a1107;
Zuntz et al JCAP(12)-a1110 [ambiguous tests];
Ferreira et al GRG(14) [overview];
Milillo et al PRD(15)-a1502 [and structure formation];
Suárez et al a1804 [modified theories, dynamical systems approach].
Various Models and Related Issues
> s.a. generalized theories [modified gravity].
* Models used: The
standard model uses a FLRW metric, but other models use Bianchi spacetimes
to model anisotropy, or inhomogeneous ones.
@ Models in general: Avelino & Martins PRD(03)ap/02 [classification];
Wanas CSF(03)gq/04 [absolute parallelism];
Vachaspati JLTP(04)cm-conf [condensed-matter experiments];
Schmidt gq/04 [topology/geometry];
Krogdahl gq/04 [flat spacetime];
Puetzfeld NAR(05)gq/04-proc [non-Riemannian, rev];
Copeland et al PRD(06)gq/05 [lqc vs braneworld];
Chiba & Takahashi PRD(07) [consistency condition for general relativity];
Harlow & Susskind a1012 [dual descriptions];
Andersson ch(14)-a1310 [conceptual principles and stability];
Albrecht PRD(15)-a1401 [the cosmos as an equilibrium system];
Bolotin et al a1506 [in terms of the deceleration parameter];
Avelino et al Symm(16)-a1607 [rev];
> s.a. FLRW models; Milne Universe;
Steady-State Cosmology.
@ Model selection: Scott CJP(06) [stochasticity in parameters];
Liddle et al A&G(06)ap,
Liddle MNRASL(07)ap [Bayesian];
Mukherjee & Parkinson IJMPA(08) [rev];
Trotta CP(08)-a0803 [Bayesian, rev];
Linder & Miquel IJMPD(08).
@ Variations in the standard model: Peebles AdP(12)-a1204 [with evanescent matter];
Clifton et JCAP(12)-a1209 [macroscopic gravity, averaged cosmological models].
@ Other models: Russell et al MNRAS(14)-a1312 [using Bianchi I models];
Lisi a1507 [the universe as a deforming Lie group];
> s.a. Chameleon Field; K-Essence;
quintessence; Superfluids.
@ Alternatives to inflation: Hollands & Wald GRG(02)gq,
ht/02;
Kofman et al JHEP(02)ht [re Hollands & Wald];
Linde ht/02-conf [inflation vs ekpyrotic/cyclic cosmologies];
Brandenberger LNP(08)ht/07 [from string theory],
PT(08)mar [rev];
Peter & Pinto PRD(08)-a0809 [bounce];
Brandenberger IJMPcs(11)-a0902,
proc(12)-a1203,
a1204-proc [unconventional cosmology];
Avelino & Ferreira PRD(12)-a1205 [bouncing Eddington-inspired Born-Infeld cosmologies];
Brandenberger a1206-fs [matter bounce];
Geshnizjani & Ahmadi JCAP(13)-a1309 [non-local and higher-derivative theories];
Scharf a1312
[exponential expansion in inhomogeneous cosmology without inflaton field];
Minguzzi Kron(14)-a0909
[chronology-violating region causally preceding the remainder of the Universe];
Fertig et al JCAP(16)-a1507 [conflation];
Das IJMPD(15)-a1509 [Bose-Einstein condensation];
Brandenberger a1809-in,
a1911-proc [overview];
> s.a. branes; early-universe models [bounces];
Ekpyrotic Scenario; torsion in physics
[Einstein-Cartan-Kibble-Sciama theory].
@ Other interpretations of redshift:
Gentry MPLA(97),
comment Carlip & Scranton MPLA(99)ap/98;
Shimizu & Watanabe MPLA(99);
Davis & Lineweaver PASA(04)ap/03 [misconceptions];
Soberman & Dubin a0803.
@ Questionable models: Mitchell 02 [Bye Bye Big Bang].
> Other models and issues:
see general-relativistic cosmology; observational
cosmology; theories of cosmological acceleration.
Cosmology in Other Theories of Gravity > s.a. inflation [topological].
@ General references: Capozziello et al Sigma(16)-a1509
[model surface in the space of observable parameters];
Solomon 17-PhD.
@ Supersymmetric: Enqvist et al JCAP(07)-a0706 [in MSSM];
Allahverdi MPLA(08) [rev];
Yamaguchi CQG(11)-a1101 [supergravity-based, rev];
Álvarez-Gaumé et al JCAP(11)-a1103 [based on supersymmetry breaking in supergravity models];
> s.a. supergravity phenomenology.
@ Other theories:
Toloza & Zanelli AIP(12)-a1204 [different sources for gravity];
> s.a. brans-dicke theory; higher-order
gravity; Induced Gravity; MOND [TeVeS].
"Cosmologists are often wrong, but never in doubt" – L Landau
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