# Termodinamica del universo temprano desde una cosmologÌa newtoniana

**Authors:** W. A. Rojas C  
**arXiv:** [1110.4056](https://arxiv.org/abs/1110.4056)  
**Date:** 2011-10-18  
**Summary page:** https://www.summarizepaper.com/en/paper/1110.4056v1/

## Key points

- Study explores a model of a fluent material universe within a modified Newtonian cosmology
- Considers space-time curvature (k), energy (E), density (\rho), specific heat ($C_{p}$), and fluid temperature gradient (\Delta T) as standard thermodynamic variables
- Investigates coupling constants accompanying matter density for different values of space-time curvature (k)
- Aims to gain insights into behavior and characteristics of the early universe within this framework
- Findings contribute to expanding knowledge of cosmology and have potential implications for further research

## Summary

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In their study titled "Termodinamica del universo temprano desde una cosmologÌa newtoniana," authors W. A. Rojas C explore a model of a fluent material universe within the framework of a modified Newtonian cosmology proposed by D'Inverno and Tawfik. This perspective considers various aspects such as space-time curvature (k), energy (E), density (\rho), specific heat ($C_{p}$), and the fluid temperature gradient (\Delta T) as standard thermodynamic variables. The researchers delve into determining the coupling constants that accompany the matter density for different values of space-time curvature (k). By analyzing these relationships, they aim to gain insights into the behavior and characteristics of the early universe within this modified Newtonian cosmological framework. This investigation sheds light on how these fundamental thermodynamic variables interact in shaping the dynamics of the material universe, providing valuable information for understanding the underlying mechanisms at play during the early stages of cosmic evolution. The findings presented in this study contribute to expanding our knowledge of cosmology and offer potential implications for further research in this field.