Limits of isotropic universes with interacting fluids
Spiros Cotsakis, Georgia Kittou

TL;DR
This paper investigates the long-term behavior and singularities of isotropic universes with two interacting fluids, analyzing how energy exchange influences their evolution and potential finite-time singularities.
Contribution
It introduces a detailed analysis of asymptotic limits and singularities in cosmologies with interacting fluids, expanding understanding of their dynamical behaviors.
Findings
Identification of various asymptotic regimes
Characterization of finite-time singularities
Behavior of solutions near blow-up regimes
Abstract
We find various asymptotic limits of universes containing two interacting fluids which interact and exchange energy. We study the finite-time singularities that may develop in these cosmologies and obtain the asymptotic behaviours of the solutions near such blow up regimes.
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