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| author | Oliveira, Samuel W. P. Kamenshchik, Alexander Yu. |
| author_facet | Oliveira, Samuel W. P. Kamenshchik, Alexander Yu. |
| contents | We study if there is an opportunity to describe quantum particles in the vicinity of three types of cosmological singularities, big bang-big crunch, big rip and big brake. Writing down the Dirac equation for spinors, and choosing a convenient parametrization for basis functions of the spinor field, we show that the corresponding second-order differential equation has two independent solutions which are non-singular in the case of all three types of singularities. That permits us to construct the Fock space for the spinor particles and to interprete this fact as their opportunity to cross these cosmological singularities. We show also that this is impossible to do for scalar particles and changing the parametrization does not help. Thus, fermions look more resilient to the passage of the cosmological singularities than bosons. |
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| spellingShingle | Cosmological Singularities and Quantum Particles Oliveira, Samuel W. P. Kamenshchik, Alexander Yu. General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology High Energy Physics - Theory 83F05, 81T20, 83C75 We study if there is an opportunity to describe quantum particles in the vicinity of three types of cosmological singularities, big bang-big crunch, big rip and big brake. Writing down the Dirac equation for spinors, and choosing a convenient parametrization for basis functions of the spinor field, we show that the corresponding second-order differential equation has two independent solutions which are non-singular in the case of all three types of singularities. That permits us to construct the Fock space for the spinor particles and to interprete this fact as their opportunity to cross these cosmological singularities. We show also that this is impossible to do for scalar particles and changing the parametrization does not help. Thus, fermions look more resilient to the passage of the cosmological singularities than bosons. |
| title | Cosmological Singularities and Quantum Particles |
| topic | General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology High Energy Physics - Theory 83F05, 81T20, 83C75 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.22623 |