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=1q (4.50)
The model has no singularity.
5. CONCLUSIONS
The Bianchi type-VIo universe has been considered
for a new equation of state for the Dark Energy compo-
nent of the universe (known as dark wet fluid). The solu-
tion has been obtained in quadrature form. The models
with constant deceleration parameter have been dis-
cussed in detail. The behaviour of the models for large
time have been analyzed.
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