
TL;DR
This paper explores a cosmological model with temperature-dependent brane tension inspired by Eötvös law, leading to a dynamic cosmological constant and a universe that transitions from deceleration to acceleration.
Contribution
It introduces a novel framework where brane tension varies with temperature, affecting cosmological evolution and mimicking standard cosmology at late times.
Findings
Brane tension and gravitational coupling increase with scale factor.
The cosmological constant evolves from negative to positive values.
The model reproduces standard cosmological behavior with late-time acceleration.
Abstract
The high value of brane tension has a crucial role in recovering Einstein's general relativity at low energies. In the framework of a recently developed formalism with variable brane tension one can pose the question, whether it was always that high? In analogy with fluid membranes, in this paper we allow for temperature dependent brane tension, according to the corresponding law established by E\"otv\"os. For cosmological branes this assumption leads to several immediate consequences: (a) The brane Universe was created at a finite temperature and scale factor . (b) Both the brane tension and the 4-dimensional gravitational coupling 'constant' increase with the scale factor from zero to asymptotic values. (c) The 4-dimensional cosmological 'constant' evolves with , starting with a huge negative value, passing through zero, finally reaching a small positive value.…
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