Similarity of cosmological models and its application to the analysis of cosmological evolution
Yu.G. Ignat'ev

TL;DR
This paper investigates the scale invariance of cosmological models involving degenerate fermions with Higgs interactions, revealing transformation laws and analyzing their dynamical behavior through numerical simulations.
Contribution
It introduces the concept of similarity transformations in cosmological models with scalar Higgs interactions and analyzes their dynamical properties and singular points.
Findings
Similarity properties of models are established under scale transformations.
Transformation laws for singular points and eigenvalues are derived.
Numerical simulations illustrate the behavior of transformed models.
Abstract
Scale transformations of cosmological models based on a statistical system of degenerate fermions with a scalar Higgs interaction are studied. The similarity properties of cosmological models are revealed under the scale transformation of their fundamental parameters. The laws of transformation of the coordinates of singular points and eigenvalues of the characteristic matrix of the dynamical system of the cosmological model under its scale transformations are established. With the help of the previously studied dynamical system of scalarly charged fermions is transformed to new variables and modified to a dynamical system with a nondegenerate characteristic matrix and its nondegenerate branch, the singular points and eigenvalues of the characteristic matrix are found, which coincide with the corresponding values for the vacuum field model. Examples of numerical simulation of such…
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TopicsMaterial Science and Thermodynamics · advanced mathematical theories · Heat Transfer and Mathematical Modeling
