Theorem 5 (n = 1): the k < 0 Friedmann spacetime is the trajectory from SM to M
ProvedSTVFriedmann.theorem5_kneg_friedmann_order1cosmologydynamical-systemsgeneral-relativity
Fix . For put
Then there is a solution , , of the order-1 STV ODE (2.34)–(2.35) such that
- whenever , ;
- as ;
- as .
So the leading-order part of the , Friedmann spacetime with parameter is the trajectory of the phase portrait connecting to ; enters only as a log-time translation.
Formalization Note The STV ODE is written in log-time as for all ; so is and is .
Preamble
import Mathlib import Definitions.Def_STVFriedmann_basic open Filter Topology Real
Formal statement
namespace STVFriedmann
/-- Theorem 5, (2.40)–(2.41): for every `Δ₀ > 0`, the leading-order `k = -1` Friedmann curve
`(z̃₂, w̃₀)(θ)`, with `t̄ = Δ₀ (sinh 2θ - 2θ)/2`, is a solution of the order-1 STV ODE taking
`SM` (as `t̄ → 0`) to `M` (as `t̄ → ∞`). -/
theorem theorem5_kneg_friedmann_order1 (Δ₀ : ℝ) (hΔ₀ : 0 < Δ₀) :
∃ U : ℝ → Fin 2 → ℝ, IsSTVSolution stvField1 U ∧
(∀ θ : ℝ, 0 < θ → U (Real.log (Δ₀ * bigBangTime θ)) = friedmannCurve1 θ) ∧
Tendsto U atBot (𝓝 restSM1) ∧ Tendsto U atTop (𝓝 restM1) := by sorry
end STVFriedmannSource
C. Alexander, B. Temple, Z. Vogler, The Instability of the Critical Friedmann Spacetime at the Big Bang as an Alternative to Dark Energy, arXiv:2510.14228v1 (2025), https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.14228, p. 14, Theorem 5 eqs. (2.40)-(2.42); p. 13, Section 2.5
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