Cosmological production of fermions in a flat Friedman universe with linearly growing scale factor: exactly solvable model
S. V. Anischenko, S. L. Cherkas, V. L. Kalashnikov

TL;DR
This paper presents an exactly solvable model for fermion production in a flat Friedman universe with a linearly growing scale factor, providing analytical insights into particle creation during cosmic evolution.
Contribution
It introduces a novel exactly solvable model for fermion production in a specific cosmological setting, enabling analytical calculation of particle number density.
Findings
Analytical expression for fermion number density derived
Model demonstrates the role of cosmological particle production in universe history
Exact solutions facilitate understanding of particle creation mechanisms
Abstract
We consider an exactly solvable model for production of fermions in the Friedman flat universe with a scale factor linearly growing with time. Exact solution expressed through the special functions admit an analytical calculation of the number density of created particles. We also discuss in general the role of the phenomenon of the cosmological particle production in the history of universe.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications · Relativity and Gravitational Theory
