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Dynamics of non-minimally coupled perfect fluids

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arxiv 1502.06613 v2 pith:MELCX6CW submitted 2015-02-23 gr-qc astro-ph.CO

Dynamics of non-minimally coupled perfect fluids

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We present a general formulation of the theory for a non-minimally coupled perfect fluid in which both conformal and disformal couplings are present. We discuss how such non-minimal coupling is compatible with the assumptions of a perfect fluid and derive both the Einstein and the fluid equations for such model. We found that, while the Euler equation is significantly modified with the introduction of an extra force related to the local gradients of the curvature, the continuity equation is unaltered, thus allowing for the definition of conserved quantities along the fluid flow. As an application to cosmology and astrophysics we compute the effects of the non-minimal coupling on a Friedmann--Lema\^itre--Robertson--Walker metric at both background and linear perturbation level and on the Newtonian limit of our theory.

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