Modelo cosmológico não-comutativo para o fluido fantasma

Abstract

We have analyzed a non-commutative classic cosmological model using the ADM formulation for a homogeneous and isotropic universe with constant curvature of space sections (k) that can be positive, negative or zero. The matter is represented by a perfect fluid with negative pressure, phantom fluid, which satisfies the equation of state p = , with < −1, where p is pressure and is energy density. This fluid is responsible for the accelerating state of the universe. We use Schutz formalism, which is capable of providing a Hamiltonian for the perfect fluid, based on the equations of motion for velocity potentials. We use Friedmann-Robertson-Walker metric, and noncommutativity was introduced by nontrivial Poisson bracket. To recover the commutative variables, we introduced transformations between the variables that depend on a non-commutative parameter ( ). The main motivation for the introduction of noncommutativity is trying to explain the present accelerated state of the universe. We shall also try to solve some problems that are found in the commutative approach, as the initial singularity and the Big Rip, expected behavior in the literature, which indicates that the universe will go to an infinite scale factor, in a finite time. Once we obtained the dynamic equations for this model, we solved them and compared the evolution of the universe between commutative and non-commutative cases seeking changes in the known behavior. The solutions have four constants, the parameter

, a parameter associated with initial energy of the fluid C, the parameter k and in addition to the initial conditions of the cosmological model. For each new value of , we obtained new equations of motion. The results showed that the parameter has proved to be very useful for describing an accelerating universe. We obtained at the end of this work an estimative for the value of the parameter , for the present conditions of the Universe. Then, using that value of , in one of our noncommutative cosmological models, we computed the amount of time this universe would take to reach the Big Rip.