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Phase Space Analysis of Quintessence Cosmologies with a Double Exponential Potential
Laur Jarv, Thomas Mohaupt, Frank Saueressig
Published 2004-03-05, updated 2004-09-15Version 3
We use phase space methods to investigate closed, flat, and open Friedmann-Robertson-Walker cosmologies with a scalar potential given by the sum of two exponential terms. The form of the potential is motivated by the dimensional reduction of M-theory with non-trivial four-form flux on a maximally symmetric internal space. To describe the asymptotic features of run-away solutions we introduce the concept of a `quasi fixed point.' We give the complete classification of solutions according to their late-time behavior (accelerating, decelerating, crunch) and the number of periods of accelerated expansion.
Comments: 46 pages, 5 figures; v2: minor changes, references added; v3: title changed, refined classification of solutions, 3 references added, version which appeared in JCAP
Journal: JCAP 0408 (2004) 016
Keywords: phase space analysis, double exponential potential, quintessence cosmologies, phase space methods, open friedmann-robertson-walker cosmologies
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