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Cosmic evolution of nontopological solitons
Physical Review D, 1989Nontopological solitons are stable field configurations which may be formed in a primordial phase transition. We study their cosmic evolution and examine the possibility that such objects could contribute significantly to the energy density of the Universe.
, Frieman, , Olinto, , Gleiser, , Alcock
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Evolution of the cosmic density matrix
Physical Review D, 1989The dynamics of a reduced cosmic density matrix for minisuperspace is derived by projecting out inhomogeneous modes. This projection procedure roughly represents the intrinsic loss of information beyond the horizon of the local observer. Even if the wave function of the whole Universe exists, it will be unobservable and therefore should be projected ...
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Evolution of superconducting cosmic loops
Physical Review D, 1989The evolution of superconducting cosmic loops is studied numerically. The back reaction of the electromagnetic radiation on the string and the current is considered. It is shown that the infinitely thin string does not lead to a ''renormalizable'' back reaction, contrary to the case of a pointlike charge.
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Cosmic Radiations and Evolution
Nature, 1929THERE seem to be no sure grounds for believing that the penetrating radiations are uniformly distributed throughout space. If they are not, and if considerable variations in the strength of those reaching the earth have occurred in the past—possibly referable to translatory movements of the solar system—then serious effects upon organic evolution may ...
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How cosmic rays mediate the evolution of the interstellar medium
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 2023Christine M Simpson +2 more
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Quasars and the Intergalactic Medium at Cosmic Dawn
Annual Review of Astronomy and Astrophysics, 2023Xiaohui Fan +2 more
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Massive Black Holes: Evidence, Demographics and Cosmic Evolution
Progress in Mathematical Physics, 2021R Genzel, Genzel Reinhard
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