Higher Dimensional Cosmology: Relations among the radii of two homogeneous spaces
E. A. Leon, J. A. Nieto, R. Nunez-Lopez, A. Lipovka

TL;DR
This paper explores a higher-dimensional cosmological model with two homogeneous spaces, analyzing the relationships between their scale factors and deriving solutions for the evolution of the universe in such a framework.
Contribution
It provides a general analysis of field equations in a multi-dimensional cosmology and derives specific solutions involving two scale factors, including detailed study for D=3, d=1.
Findings
Derived solutions for scale factors a(t) and b(t)
Analyzed the field equations for higher-dimensional models
Detailed case study for D=3, d=1
Abstract
We study a cosmological model in 1+D+d dimensions where D dimensions are associated with the usual Friedman-Robertson-Walker type metric with radio a(t) and d dimensions corresponds to an additional homogeneous space with radio b(t). We make a general analysis of the field equations and then we obtain solutions involving the two cosmological radii, a(t) and b(t). The particular case D=3, d=1 is studied in some detail.
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