Some geometrical aspects of Bianchi type-i space time

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THEORETIAL AND APPLIED MEHANIS vol. 27, pp. 79-86, 2002 Some geometrical aspects of Bianchi type-i space time G.Mohanty, R..Sahu, P.K.Sahoo Submitted 1 March, 2000 Abstract A problem of spatially homogeneous Bianchi type-i space-time is investigated in Einstein theory without source of gravitation. Some geometrical natures of the space-time are discussed. 1 Introduction Using the fundamental principle of Einstein space, Radojevic [1] derived solution for Bertotti-Robinson like space-time [2] and studied some geometrical aspects. Subsequently Mohanty and Pattanaik [3] studied some more geometrical aspects. In this paper we discuss mainly the geometrical natures of the Bianchi type-i space-time. We have evaluated Riemannian curvature tensor, Ricci tensor, Ricci scalar and derived solution to the Einstein s vacuum field equations. When the curvature of the Riemannian manifold K 0, it is shown that the spacetime does not represent the space of constant curvature [] in general curved space. When K =0, the space-time being a flat space represents trivially a space of constant curvature. The solution for the space-time Bianchi type-i to be a symmetric space is derived. Moreover it is found that the Bianchi type-i space-time does not represent a recurrent space in general []. 79

80 G.Mohanty, R..Sahu, P.K.Sahoo 2 Einstein s vacuum solution We consider Bianchi type-i [5] metric in the form ds 2 = dt 2 + A 2 dx 2 + B 2 dy 2 + 2 dz 2, 1 where A, B and arefunctionsofcosmictime t which insures that the space-time is spatially homogeneous. The nonzero components of Ricci tensor for metric 1 are R 11 = A A + A B B +A, 2 R 22 = B R 33 = B + B + B A, 3 A + A A + B, B R = A A + B B +, 5 where the suffix denotes the exact derivative with respect to time. Using 2-5, Ricci scalar R can be evaluated as [ A R = 2 A + B B + + A B AB + A A + B ]. 6 B In the empty space, the law of gravitation chosen by Einstein is R ij =0and hence the Einstein vacuum field equations can be written in the following explicit form: A + A B B + A =0, 7 B + B + B A A =0, 8

Some geometrical aspects of Bianchi type-i space... 81 + A A + B B =0, 9 A A + B B + =0. 10 The solution to the above field equations 7-10 can be easily obtained as A =α 1 t + α 2 n1, B =α 1 t + α 2 n2, =α 1 t + α 2 n3. 11-13 where α 1 0 and α 2 are nonzero constants of integration, and 3 n i n j =0,i j. i,j=1 The vacuum model for the metric 1 can be written as 3 i=1 n i =1 ds 2 = dt 2 +α 1 t + α 2 2n 1 dx 2 ++α 1 t + α 2 2n 2 dy 2 +α 1 t + α 2 2n 3 dz 2. 1 With suitable coordinate transformations the above model can be reduced to the form ds 2 = dt 2 + T 2n 1 dx 2 + T 2n 2 dy 2 + T 2n 3 dz 2. 15 Forthismodel,weobservethat i the model is not asymptotically flat at infinite future as in the case of other symmetrical space times and ii the model collapses at initial epoch. 3 Space of constant curvature A space satisfying the condition R hijk = kg hj g ik g hk g ij 16

82 G.Mohanty, R..Sahu, P.K.Sahoo is called a space of constant curvature. Here the constant k denotes the curvature of Riemannian manifold. For metric 1, eqn. 16 yields the following non-vanishing components. R 1212 = ka 2 B 2,R 1313 = ka 2 B 2,R 2323 = kb 2 2 17a-17c R 11 = ka 2,R 22 = kb 2,R 33 = k 2. 17d-17f The Riemannian curvature tensor R hijk = 1 [ 2 g hk 2 x i x + 2 g ij j x h x g ik k x h x j 2 g hj x i x k ] + 18 g ab Γ a ij Γb hk g abγ a ik Γb hj for the metric 1 yields the following non-vanishing components: R 1212 = AA,R 1313 = AA,R 2323 =, 19a-19c R 11 = AA,R 22 =,R 33 =. 19d-19f Matching the corresponding components of 17 and 19 the value of k can be obtained as k = A B AB + A A + B B = A A = B B =. 20 From 20, it is inferred that the space-time 1 is not a space of constant curvature in general curved space. Otherwise it leads to a flat space-time. Moreover if A = B =, K = kt which shows that the curvature varies with t. However it may be verified from the definition the space-time is not Einstein s space, which confirms the above result as regards to this geometrical nature. Symmetric space The symmetric spaces are defined by R hijk;l =0 21

Some geometrical aspects of Bianchi type-i space... 83 The semicolon ; denotes the covariant differentiation with respect to g ij. Hence one can find six distinct non-vanishing components of Riemannian curvature tensor for the metric 1. They are R 1212 = AA,R 2323 = AA,R 2323 = 22-2 R 11 = AA,R 22 =,R 33 =. 25-27 For the above six surviving components of R hijk for the metric 1, equation 21 yields R 1212; A AA 2 x A + B AA =0, 28 B R 1313; A AA 2 x A + AA =0, 29 R 2323; B 2 x B + =0, 30 R 11; x AA +2A A =0, 31 R 22; x +2B B =0, 32 R 33; +2 =0. 33 x Now we inferred that except above six equations i.e., 28-33 of R hijk;l =0, the space-time described by metric 1, is a symmetric space. We can design the metric 1 as a symmetric space by solving equations 28-33. The first integral of eqn. 31 yields AA =A 2 + α 1, 3

8 G.Mohanty, R..Sahu, P.K.Sahoo where α 1 isaconstantofintegration. In order to avoid the mathematical complexity for the integration of highly non-linear differential equation, we may take suitable constants of integration according to our choice. So choosing α 1 =0and then integrating twice, we get A = e t. 35 Similarly from 32 & 33 we can get B = e t, 36 = e t. 37 With the above choice of metric potentials, we can confirm that the space-time 1 is a symmetric space. 5 Recurrent space The recurrent spaces are defined by R hijk;l = K l R hijk, 38 where K l is the recurrent vector. For l =1, 2, 3 the covariant differentiations of the surviving components of R hijk are zero. Therefore k 1 = k 2 = k 3 =0 For l =, using equations 22-27 in 38, the different values k are obtained as: A k =AA 2 A + B AA, B A k =AA 2 A + AA, B k = 2 B +,

Some geometrical aspects of Bianchi type-i space... 85 k = AA +2A A, k = +2B B, k = +2. Here k is unique only when A = B = = e t, then the space time 1 represents a recurrent space trivially as k =0. Hence the recurrent vector takes the form K l =0, 0, 0,k =0, 0, 0, 0 Thus Bianchi type-i space-time in general is not a recurrent space. 6 onclusion Here it is observed that the space-time described by the metric 1 is not a space of constant curvature and hence it is not an Einstein space. Moreover the space-time 1 becomes a symmetric space only when A = B = = e t. In this case the space-time is flat at initial epoch and admits a singularity at infinite future, which is similar to the behaviour of the flat space given by 15. However the flat space-time given by 15 is neither symmetric space nor recurrent space. Acknowledgment The authors thank Prof. U.K Panigrahi, U..P., Engineering School, Berhampur, India, for his constant encouragement andinterestinthiswork. References [1] Radojevic, D.: One example of Einstein space, Teor. Prim. Meh. 13, 1988, 77-81. [2] Godel, K: An example of a new type of cosmological solutions to Einstein s field equation of gravity, Rev. Mod. Phys. 21, 199, 7-50.

86 G.Mohanty, R..Sahu, P.K.Sahoo [3] Mohanty, G and Pattanaik, R.R: Some geometrical aspects of Bertotti-Robinson like space-time, Teor. Prim. Meh. 16, 75-78. 1990. [] Willmore, T.J: An Introduction to Differential Geometry, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 236-38, 1978. [5] Venkateswarlu, R and Reddy, D.R.K: Bianchi type-i models in self-creation theory of gravitation, Astrophys.& Space Sc. 168, 1990,193-199. G.Mohanty, P.K.Sahoo School of Mathematical Sciences Sambalpur University, Jyotivihar Burla,Sambalpur-768019 Orissa, INDIA R..Sahu, Department of Mathematics, K.S.U.B. ollege, Bhanjanagar, Ganjam, Orissa, INDIA Neki geometrijski aspekti prostor-vremena prvog Biankijevog tipa UDK 530.12; 51.82 U radu je proučen problem prostorno homogenog prostor-vremena prvog Biankijevog tipa u Ajnštajnovoj teoriji bez gravitationog izvora. Neke geometrijske prirode ovog prostor-vremena se diskutuju.