A Lorentz-invariant Universe with Charge Excess

Details A Lorentz-invariant Universe with Charge Excess A Lorentz-invariant Universe with Charge Excess

Apr 1963

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Nature, Volume 198, Issue 4878, pp. 379-380 (1963).

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RECENTLY, Lyttleton and Bondi1 put forward the suggestion that the expansion of the universe is caused by the absolute values of the charges of the proton and electron not being equal, thereby giving a net charge to the hydrogen atom and causing mutual repulsion in the universe which may be considered as composed of a uniform distribution of hydrogen atoms. Inspection of the theory shows, however, that the 4-vector defined by electric current and charge is not Lorentz invariant and it is therefore of interest to see whether a Lorentz invariant system can be obtained.

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