Non-minimally coupled dark fluid in Schwarzschild spacetime
Barnali Das, Kaushik Bhattacharya

TL;DR
This paper investigates how a specific non-minimal conformal coupling of a perfect fluid with gravity alters Einstein's equations in Schwarzschild spacetime, leading to solutions with negative pressure and new insights into fluid behavior in modified gravity.
Contribution
It introduces and analyzes solutions of the modified Einstein equations with non-minimal fluid coupling in Schwarzschild and flat spacetimes, revealing non-trivial fluid configurations.
Findings
Perfect fluid with negative pressure in Schwarzschild spacetime
Existence of uniform energy-density and pressure fluid in flat spacetime with non-minimal coupling
Vacuum solutions remain valid in the modified Einstein equations
Abstract
If one assumes a particular form of non-minimal coupling, called the conformal coupling, of a perfect fluid with gravity in the fluid-gravity Lagrangian then one gets modified Einstein field equation. In the modified Einstein equation, the effect of the non-minimal coupling does not vanish if one works with spacetimes for which the Ricci scalar vanishes. In the present work we use the Schwarzschild metric in the modified Einstein equation, in presence of non-minimal coupling with a fluid, and find out the energy-density and pressure of the fluid. In the present case the perfect fluid is part of the solution of the modified Einstein equation. We also solve the modified Einstein equation, using the flat spacetime metric and show that in presence of non-minimal coupling one can accommodate a perfect fluid of uniform energy-density and pressure in the flat spacetime. In both the cases the…
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