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Proof of the Cosmic No-Hair Conjecture for Quadratic Homogeneous Cosmologies

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arxiv gr-qc/9712026 v1 pith:RJXYDSVW submitted 1997-12-04 gr-qc

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We prove the cosmic no-hair conjecture for all orthogonal Bianchi cosmologies with matter in the $R+\beta R^2$ theory using the conformally equivalent Einstein field equations, with the scalar field having the full self-interacting potential, in the presence of the conformally related matter fields. We show, in particular, that the Bianchi IX universe asymptotically approaches de Sitter space provided that initially the scalar three-curvature does not exceed the potential of the scalar field associated with the conformal transformation. Our proof relies on rigorous estimates of the possible bounds of the so-called Moss-Sahni function which obeys certain differential inequalities and a non-trivial argument which connects the behaviour of that function to evolution of the spatial part of the scalar curvature.

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