5-dimensional special relativistic hydrodynamics and cosmology
Gianluca Gemelli

TL;DR
This paper extends special relativity to five dimensions, unifies hydrodynamics equations in this framework, and explores cosmological implications like particle production and analogies to Friedmann cosmology.
Contribution
It introduces a 5-dimensional perfect fluid tensor and unifies hydrodynamics equations, linking particle production to cosmological effects within a novel theoretical framework.
Findings
Particle production linked to non-isentropic processes.
Hydrodynamical equations resemble Friedmann cosmology.
Framework unifies 5D relativity and hydrodynamics.
Abstract
5-dimensional special relativity can be considered as the 5-dimensional extension of Carmeli's cosmological special relativity, as well as the flat specialization of 5-d brane world theory. To this framework we add a 5-dimensional perfect fluid stress-energy tensor, and unify the equations of perfect hydrodynamics in a single 5-dimensional tensor conservation law. This picture permits to interpret particle production phenomena as cosmological effects, in the spirit of open system cosmology. The source of particle production vanishes if the fluid is isentropic. Moreover the hydrodynamical equations can be interpreted in terms of a scale factor, giving rise to a set of equations which simulate in a sense Friedmann cosmology.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics · Solar and Space Plasma Dynamics
