The quasi-steady-state cosmology

Details The quasi-steady-state cosmology The quasi-steady-state cosmology

Apr 2006

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2006cic..book..139n&link_type=abstract

In: Current issues in cosmology. Edited by Jean-Claude Pecker and Jayant Narlikar. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, IS

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Reasons are given as to why the standard cosmology does not give an entirely satisfactory description of the Universe and why one needs to look for alternative cosmology. An alternative cosmology is presented in which matter creation takes place in mini-creation events at regular intervals and in response the Universe oscillates on a short-term period of ~50 Gyr while it also has a steady (exponential) long-term expansion at a characterisic time scale of ~1000 Gyr. The explanation of the major observed features of the Universe in term of this cosmology is given and new observations distinguishing it from standard cosmology are proposed.

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