W2-FLAT SPACETIME IN FRW COSMOLOGICAL MODEL
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The object of the present paper is to investigateW2- at spacetime in the framework of FRWmodel. In this regard we have considered perfect fluid as a source of matter distribution of the universe. We have solved Einstein's field equations with variable cosmological term using special variational law = 3H2, where is a constant and H is the Hubble's parameter. Moreover, we have described a cosmological scenario of the universe with these solutions and shown that this model is in accordance with the recent day observations.
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