Double Field Theory with matter and its cosmological application
Eric Lescano, Nahuel Mir\'on-Granese

TL;DR
This paper extends Double Field Theory to include matter as a perfect fluid, deriving conservation laws and cosmological dynamics consistent with string cosmology, thus integrating matter into the DFT framework.
Contribution
It introduces a generalized energy-momentum tensor for matter in DFT, including conservation laws and cosmological equations, bridging DFT with matter and string cosmology.
Findings
Derived conservation laws for matter in DFT backgrounds.
Obtained cosmological equations consistent with string cosmology.
Reproduced string cosmology equations through DFT with matter.
Abstract
The phase space formulation of Double Field Theory (DFT) indicates that statistical matter can be included in terms of (T-)duality multiplets. We propose the inclusion of a perfect fluid in the geometry of DFT through a generalized energy-momentum tensor written in terms of a DFT pressure, energy density and velocity. The latter is an vector and satisfies two invariant constraints, in agreement with the on-shell constraints for the generalized momentum. We compute the conservation laws associated to the energy-momentum tensor considering general DFT backgrounds. Then we study cosmological backgrounds using a space-time split, and we find an expression for the DFT cosmological dynamics with the perfect fluid coupled. This proposal reproduces the equations of string cosmology upon parametrization of the DFT Einstein equations.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics · Solar and Space Plasma Dynamics
