Self-Similar Cosmological model: Introduction and empirical tests

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Jun 1989

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International Journal of Theoretical Physics, Volume 28, Issue 6, pp.669-694

Physics

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After calling attention to the empirical and theoretical motivations for considering the hypothesis of a self-similar cosmos, the basic concepts and scaling rules of the Self-Similar Cosmological Model are presented. The results of a diverse set of 20 falsification tests are then shown to provide strong quantitative support for the uniqueness and broad applicability of the self-similar scale transformation equations, which successfully correlate physical parameters of atomic, stellar, and galactic scale systems. Possible implications of these results are discussed.

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