Pseudo-Riemannian Universe from Euclidean bulk
Milovan Vasili\'c

TL;DR
This paper models our universe as a brane in a Euclidean bulk, deriving an effective Lorentzian metric that obeys Einstein's equations, and analyzes its cosmological properties without specifying the bulk action.
Contribution
It introduces a model-independent approach to derive an effective Lorentzian universe from a Euclidean bulk using conservation laws, without specifying the bulk action.
Findings
Effective metric has Minkowski signature for stable brane vibrations.
The effective universe satisfies Einstein's equations with an effective perfect fluid.
Calculated current cosmological parameters and universe age.
Abstract
I develop the idea that our world is a brane-like object embedded in Euclidean bulk. In its ground state, the brane constituent matter is assumed to be homogeneous and isotropic, and of negligible influence on the bulk geometry. The analysis of this paper is model independent, in the sense that action functional of bulk fields is not specified. Instead, the behavior of the brane is derived from the universally valid conservation equation of the bulk stress tensor. The present work studies the behavior of a -sphere in the -dimensional Euclidean bulk. The sphere is made of bulk matter characterized by the equation of state . It is shown that stability of brane vibrations requires . Then, the stable brane perturbations obey Klein-Gordon-like equation with an effective metric of Minkowski signature. The argument is given that it is this effective metric that…
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