Thick self-gravitating plane-symmetric domain walls
Filipe Bonjour, Christos Charmousis, Ruth Gregory
Abstract
We investigate a self-gravitating thick domain wall for a λΦ4 potential. The system of scalar and Einstein equations admits two types of non-trivial solutions: domain wall solutions and false vacuum-de Sitter solutions. The existence and stability of these solutions depends on the strength of the gravitational interaction of the scalar field, which is characterized by the number ε. For ε 1, we find a domain wall solution by expanding the equations of motion around the flat spacetime kink. For ``large'' ε, we show analytically and numerically that only the de Sitter solution exists, and that there is a phase transition at some ε max which separates the two kinds of solution. Finally, we comment on the existence of this phase transition and its relation to the topology of the domain wall spacetime.
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