Multidimensional Cosmology with a Generalized Maxwell Field: Integrable Cases
Kirill A. Bronnikov
Abstract
We consider multidimensional cosmologies in even-dimensional space-times (D=2n) containg perfect fluid and a multidimensional generalization of the Maxwell field, preserving its conformal invariance (the F field, an n-form). Among models with an isotropic physical 3-space some integrable cases are found: vacuum models (which are integrable in the general case) and some perfect fluid models with barotropic equations of state. All of them contain a component of the F field appearing as an additional scalar in 4 dimensions. A two-parameter family of spatially flat models and four one-parameter families, including non-spatially flat models, have been obtained (where the parameters are constants from the fluid equation of state). All these integrable models admit the inclusion of a massless scalar field or an additional fluid with ultrastiff equation of state. Basic properties of vacuum models in the physical conformal frame are outlined.
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