Homothetic Vectors of Bianchi Type I Spacetimes in Lyra Geometry and General Relativity
Ahmad T Ali, Suhail Khan, Azeb Alghanemi

TL;DR
This paper classifies Bianchi type I spacetimes by their homothetic vectors in Lyra geometry, solving the associated equations and comparing with general relativity, revealing conditions for proper Lyra homothetic and Killing vectors.
Contribution
It provides a complete classification of Bianchi type I spacetimes' homothetic vectors in Lyra geometry and compares them with general relativity, including solutions for various cases.
Findings
Proper Lyra homothetic vectors exist for specific metric functions.
Spacetimes admit only Lyra Killing vectors in some cases.
Matter collineation symmetry leads to a barotropic equation of state.
Abstract
In this paper Bianchi type I spacetimes are completely classified by their homothetic vectors in the context of Lyra geometry. The non-linear coupled Lyra homothetic equations are obtained and solved completely for different cases. In some cases, Bianchi type I spacetimes admit proper Lyra homothetic vectors (LHVs) for special choices of the metric functions, while there exist other cases where the spacetime under consideration admits only Lyra Killing vectors (LKVs). In all the possible cases where Bianchi type I spacetimes admit proper LHVs or LKVs, we obtained homothetic and Killing vectors for Bianchi type I spacetimes in general relativity by taking the displacement vector of Lyra geometry as zero. Matter collineation symmetry is explained by taking the matter field as a perfect fluid. The obtained proper LHVs and LKVs are used in matter collineation equations and a barotropic…
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TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Relativity and Gravitational Theory · Advanced Differential Geometry Research
