The Holography Hypothesis and Pre-Big Bang Cosmology
A. K. Biswas, J. Maharana, R. K. Pradhan

TL;DR
This paper explores how the holography hypothesis impacts pre-big-bang string cosmological models, demonstrating that entropy-to-area ratio remains bounded, which supports holographic principles in early universe scenarios.
Contribution
It derives evolution equations from string effective action and shows the entropy-area ratio is bounded in pre-big-bang models, linking holography with string cosmology.
Findings
Entropy-to-area ratio is bounded in pre-big-bang models.
Evolution equations are derived from string effective action.
Supports holographic principles in early universe cosmology.
Abstract
The consequences of holography hypothesis are investigated for the Pre-big-bang string cosmological models. The evolution equations are obtained from the tree level string effective action. It is shown that is bounded by a constant in each case, being the entropy within the volume bounded by the horizon of area .
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