Collapsing open isotropic universe generated by nonminimally coupled scalar field
Takahiro Morishima, Toshifumi Futamase
Abstract
We investigated the behavior of an open isotropic universe generated by a scalar field which couples with background curvature nonminimally with the coupling constant ξ. In particular we focus on the situation where the initial value for the scalar field ϕ in is greater than the critical value ϕc=mp/8πξ(1-6ξ). The behavior is similar to an open de Sitter universe with k=-1 with a negative cosmological constant Λ<0. It is found that the universe will collapse eventually to a singularity and thus has a finite extent in time in the future. Furthermore, there are some cases which shows a rebouncing behavior before the final collapse.
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