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Thermodynamics of the Primordial Universe. [PDF]
Entropy (Basel)Pereira DS +3 more
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Divergent features of collective gravitational quantum excitations. [PDF]
Sci RepAkbari-Moghanjoughi M.
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V3101 Cyg: A Cataclysmic Variable Born with a Brown Dwarf Donor
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Science, 1992
The Hubble constant is the constant of proportionality between recession velocity and distance in the expanding universe. It is a fundamental property of cosmology that sets both the scale and the expansion age of the universe. It is determined by measurement of galaxy radial velocities and distances.
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The Hubble constant is the constant of proportionality between recession velocity and distance in the expanding universe. It is a fundamental property of cosmology that sets both the scale and the expansion age of the universe. It is determined by measurement of galaxy radial velocities and distances.
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Physics Today, 2013
Perhaps the fundamental parameter of cosmology, the ratio of an object’s recessional speed to its distance from us encodes information about the universe’s age, composition, and structure.
Mario Livio, Adam G. Riess
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Perhaps the fundamental parameter of cosmology, the ratio of an object’s recessional speed to its distance from us encodes information about the universe’s age, composition, and structure.
Mario Livio, Adam G. Riess
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Global Value of Hubble Constant
Publications of the Astronomical Society of Australia, 1982An accurate determination of the global Hubble Constant needs distance to objects well outside the Local Supercluster with redshift greater than ~ 2000 km/s. This is mainly to reduce the effect of the peculiar motion of the Local Group on the measured redshifts as well as to get away from the gravitational influence of the nearby high density regions ...
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Physics Reports, 1998
Abstract Measuring the Hubble constant ( H 0 ), or the rate of expansion of the universe, has proved to be a much more difficult enterprise than originally anticipated. Recent, rapid progress in measuring accurate distances to galaxies, coupled with the prospects for measuring the Hubble constant using other physical techniques offers the promise ...
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Abstract Measuring the Hubble constant ( H 0 ), or the rate of expansion of the universe, has proved to be a much more difficult enterprise than originally anticipated. Recent, rapid progress in measuring accurate distances to galaxies, coupled with the prospects for measuring the Hubble constant using other physical techniques offers the promise ...
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A simple determination of Hubble’s constant
European Journal of Physics, 2016The aim of this paper is to make a determination of Hubble's constant from the experimental data on the magnitude and redshift of supernovae. We proposed a very simple approach that could also be very useful from a didactic point of view.
Benedetto E., Feoli A., Principe S.
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