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Perturbations of an expanding brane. / Andrew Buxton

Swansea University Author: Andrew Buxton

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Motivated by the study of the cosmology of brane-worlds we begin by inducing vacuum decay in a 4+1 space-time assuming that the most likely configuration possesses spherical symmetry, and interpret the wall between the two vacua as a thick brane. We then set out to deduce the spectrum of perturbatio...

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Published: 2006
Institution: Swansea University
Degree level: Doctoral
Degree name: Ph.D
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description Motivated by the study of the cosmology of brane-worlds we begin by inducing vacuum decay in a 4+1 space-time assuming that the most likely configuration possesses spherical symmetry, and interpret the wall between the two vacua as a thick brane. We then set out to deduce the spectrum of perturbations about this solution with a view to making predictions about the CMB powder spectrum of such a brane. However, we find that the instability of the spherically symmetric solution causes focusing of energy at the origin, which we suggest would result in black hole formation.
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