Tachyon and quintessence in brane worlds
Luis P. Chimento, Mónica Forte, Gilberto Medeiros Kremer, Martín G. Richarte
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Luis P. Chimento, Mónica Forte, Gilberto Medeiros Kremer, Martín G. Richarte
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Using tachyon or quintessence fields along with a barotropic fluid on the brane we examine the different cosmological stages in a Friedmann-Robertson-Walker universe, from the first radiation scenario to the later era dominated by cosmic string networks. We introduce a new algorithm to generalize previous works on exact solutions and apply it to study tachyon and quintessence fields localized on the brane. We also explore the low and high energy regimes of the solutions. Besides, we show that the tachyon and quintessence fields are driven by an inverse power law potential. Finally, we find several simple exacts solutions for tachyon and/or quintessence fields.
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Using tachyon or quintessence fields along with a barotropic fluid on the brane we examine the different cosmological stages in a Friedmann-Robertson-Walker universe, from the first radiation scenario to the later era dominated by cosmic string networks. We introduce a new algorithm to generalize previous works on exact solutions and apply it to study tachyon and quintessence fields localized on the brane. We also explore the low and high energy regimes of the solutions. Besides, we show that the tachyon and quintessence fields are driven by an inverse power law potential. Finally, we find several simple exacts solutions for tachyon and/or quintessence fields.
Key concepts: Quintessence, Tachyon, Physics, Tachyon condensation, Friedmann–Lemaître–Robertson–Walker metric, Brane, Theoretical physics, Barotropic fluid