 Then, after determining α, β, and "t", one obtains

This is again a Kasner mode with the negative "t" power present in the function "c"("t").These results picture an evolution that is qualitatively similar to that, described above.During a long period of time that corresponds to a large decreasing ξ value, the two functions "a" and "b" oscillate, remaining close in magnitude formula_61; in the same time, both functions "a" and "b" slowly (formula_62) decrease.