On homothetic cosmological dynamics
Rinat A. Daishev, Winfried Zimdahl
Abstract
We consider the homogeneous and isotropic cosmological fluid dynamics which is compatible with a homothetic, timelike motion, equivalent to an equation of state ρ+ 3P = 0. By splitting the total pressure P into the sum of an equilibrium part p and a non-equilibrium part Π, we find that on thermodynamical grounds this split is necessarily given by p = ρ and Π= - (4/3)ρ, corresponding to a dissipative stiff (Zel'dovich) fluid.
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