부산대학교 도서관

In this article we address the puzzle related to the existence of a proper cosmological solution, where the number of equations exceeds the number of unknown functions. Although only two of the various dynamical equations are independent, the solution of those two equations must have to satisfy all the dynamical equations simultaneously at all instants. We show that this last requirement demands a constraint on the initial condition. When the initial constraint is satisfied, then and only then, one can have proper cosmological dynamics. The whole exercise turns out to be an alternative derivation of the initial value problem in cosmology.
Comment: 18 pages