Multidimensional quantum cosmic models: New solutions and gravitational waves
Pedro F. Gonzalez-Diaz, Alberto Rozas-Fernandez (IFF, CSIC, Madrid,, Spain)

TL;DR
This paper explores quantum cosmic models with nonzero entanglement entropy, deriving new multidimensional solutions, analyzing their stability, and investigating the emergence of gravitational waves within these models.
Contribution
It introduces new solutions for quantum cosmic models in arbitrary dimensions, studies their stability, and examines gravitational wave emergence in these frameworks.
Findings
New multidimensional cosmic solutions derived.
Stability analysis of these solutions conducted.
Gravitational waves can emerge in these models.
Abstract
This paper contains a discussion on the quantum cosmic models, starting with the interpretation that all of the accelerating effects in the current universe are originated from the existence of a nonzero entropy of entanglement. In such a realm, we obtain new cosmic solutions for any arbitrary number of spatial dimensions, studying the stability of these solutions, so as the emergence of gravitational waves in the realm of the most general models.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
