Anisotropically inflating universes in a scalar-tensor theory

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Relativity And Gravitation, Modified Theories Of Gravity, Origin And Formation Of The Universe, Mathematical And Relativistic Aspects Of Cosmology

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We show that a Brans-Dicke model admits some anisotropically inflating solutions which are identical to the solutions found in a higher derivative pure gravity theory. These inflating solutions were shown to break the cosmic no-hair theorem such that they do not approach the de Sitter universe at large times. The stability conditions of these solutions in this scalar-tensor theory are shown explicitly in this paper. It is shown that there exist unstable modes of the anisotropic perturbations. Therefore the inflating solutions are unstable in the scalar-tensor theory.

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