New no-go theorems for cosmic acceleration with extra dimensions
@article{Wesley2008NewNT, title={New no-go theorems for cosmic acceleration with extra dimensions}, author={Daniel H. Wesley}, journal={arXiv: High Energy Physics - Theory}, year={2008} }
We describe new no-go theorems for producing four-dimensional accelerating universes from warped dimensional reduction. The new theorems improve upon previous results by including dynamical extra dimensions and by treating four-dimensional universes that are not precisely de Sitter. The theorems show there exists a threshold four-dimensional equation-of-state parameter w below which the number of e-foldings of expansion is bounded, and give expressions for the maximum number of allowed e…
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