Superinflation, quintessence, and nonsingular cosmologies
E. Gunzig, A. Saa, L. Brenig, V. Faraoni, T.M. Rocha Filho, and A., Figueiredo

TL;DR
This paper explores a cosmological model with a nonminimally coupled scalar field, revealing new behaviors like superinflation and nonsingular origins, which could explain dark energy phenomena.
Contribution
It introduces a detailed phase space analysis of a universe with a nonminimally coupled scalar field, highlighting novel dynamical behaviors not previously documented.
Findings
Identification of superinflation ($\,\dot{H}>0$)
Avoidance of big bang singularities
Spontaneous entry and exit from inflation
Abstract
The dynamics of a universe dominated by a self-interacting nonminimally coupled scalar field are considered. The structure of the phase space and complete phase portraits are given. New dynamical behaviors include superinflation (), avoidance of big bang singularities through classical birth of the universe, and spontaneous entry into and exit from inflation. This model is promising for describing quintessence as a nonminimally coupled scalar field.
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