Ahmad H. Alkasasbeh, Belal Al-Khamaiseh, Suhail Khan, Ahmad T. Ali
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Abstract
In this work, we investigated an inhomogeneous spherically symmetric star consisting of dust fluid and dark energy components. We obtained similarity solutions for the energy density of the inhomogeneous dust fluid \(\rho (t,r)\), dark energy \(\rho _{DE}(t,r)\), and the mass function inside the star m(t, r). The symmetries of Einstein field equations for this model are derived using the symmetry group analysis method, where the Einstein field equations have been reduced into nonlinear ordinary differential equations (NODEs). Some interesting explicit analytical solutions are obtained for the reduced NODEs. Consequently, a new class of similarity solutions has been obtained for the energy density of the inhomogeneous dust fluid and dark energy as functions of coordinates t and r. These solutions are obtained when the star is composed of both dust fluid and dark energy components, dark energy components only, and dust fluid only. When the star is composed of dust fluid only, we discussed the possibility of black hole formation by assuming that the collapsing star is not initially trapped. Graphical representations of some solutions are given and discussed in the last section.
在这项工作中,我们研究了一颗由尘埃流体和暗能量组成的非均质球面对称恒星。我们得到了非均质尘埃流体能量密度(\rho (t,r))、暗能量(\rho _{DE}(t,r))以及恒星内部质量函数m(t, r)的相似解。该模型的爱因斯坦场方程的对称性是通过对称组分析方法得到的,其中爱因斯坦场方程被简化为非线性常微分方程(NODE)。对于简化后的 NODE,得到了一些有趣的显式解析解。因此,对于非均质尘埃流体和暗能量的能量密度与坐标 t 和 r 的函数关系,得到了一类新的相似解。当恒星仅由尘埃流体组成时,我们讨论了黑洞形成的可能性,假设坍缩恒星最初并没有被困住。最后一节给出并讨论了一些解的图形表示。
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