Wormhole Core, Extra Dimensions, and Physical Universe
A. L. Choudhury
Abstract
We created a model of several dimensional physical universe. The extra dimensions associated with the four dimensional physical universe is assumed to have modified Gidding-Strominger wormhole core. This core is separated by a flexible wall, but it allows the adiabatic pressure generated in the wormhole to penetrate in the extra dimensions. We assume that the extra dimensions are a contracting Robinson-Walker space. We show that the associated physical universe accelerates under certain restriction of the parameters introduced. The extra dimensional space is very large at the begining, however at present time this space will be very reduced. As a result the physical universe will appear to us four dimensional the way we observe it now.
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