Uniqueness of the Machian Solution in the Brans-Dicke Theory
A. Miyazaki
Abstract
Machian solutions of which the scalar field exhibits the asymptotic behavior ϕ=O(ρ/ω) are generally explored for the homogeneous and isotropic universe in the Brans-Dicke theory. It is shown that the Machian solution is unique for the closed and the open space. Such a solution is restricted to one that satisfies the relation GM/c2a=const, which is fixed to π in the theory for the closed model. Another type of solution satisfying ϕ=O(ρ/ω) with the arbitrary coupling constant % ω is obtained for the flat space. This solution has the scalar field % ϕ ρt2 and also keeps the relation GM/c2R=const all the time. This Machian relation and the asymptotic behavior ϕ=O(ρ/ω) is equivalent to each other in the Brans-Dicke theory.
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