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Inhomogeneous cosmologies: New exact solutions and their evolution

D. A. Szafron
- 01 Aug 1977 - 
- Vol. 18, Iss: 8, pp 1673-1677
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In this article, an algorithm for determining all solutions of the Einstein field equations representing a perfect fluid with metric of the form ds2=dt2−e2αdz2 −e2β(dx2+dy2) and fluid flow vector u=∂/∂t is presented.
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An algorithm is presented for determining all solutions of the Einstein field equations representing a perfect fluid with metric of the form ds2=dt2−e2αdz2 −e2β(dx2+dy2) and fluid flow vector u=∂/∂t The entire class of solutions is then invariantly characterized These new solutions generalize Szekeres’ inhomogeneous cosmological models containing dust A subclass of these solutions is studied in detail and it is interesting that some of these models approach isotropy but not homogeneity for large cosmological times

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Differentialgleichungen : Lösungsmethoden und Lösungen

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TL;DR: A molded plastic bowling pin incorporating a core extending the length of the pin substantially from its base to its head and constituted of a plurality of plastic core elements of varying sizes and shapes such that the composite pin incorporating the same meets the weight distribution standards set by the American Bowling Congress, and a shell having a substantially uniform thickness about the core elements and being integrally molded on and firmly bonded thereto.
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A class of inhomogeneous cosmological models

TL;DR: All solutions of Einstein's field equations representing irrotational dust and possessing a metric of the formds2=dt2−e2αdr2+e2β(dy2+dz2) are found as mentioned in this paper.