Bounce and wormholes
N. Pinto-Neto, F. P. Poulis, J. M. Salim

TL;DR
This paper explores whether bouncing cosmological theories can produce traversable wormholes, finding that two models do allow such solutions while a third does not.
Contribution
It demonstrates that certain bouncing cosmological theories can admit static traversable wormhole solutions, expanding understanding of their possible spacetime structures.
Findings
Two bouncing models support traversable wormholes.
One model does not admit wormhole solutions.
Results suggest specific theories can produce stable wormholes.
Abstract
We investigate if theories yielding bouncing cosmological models also generate wormhole solutions. We show that two of them present sensible traversable static wormhole solutions, while for the third possibility such solutions are absent.
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