[request_ebook] Homogeneous Relativistic Cosmologies

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• Author: Michael P Ryan, Shepley Lawrence
• Publisher: Princeton University Press
• Publish Date: July 1992
• ISBN: 0691081530
• Pages: 335

this is a book on different Homogeneous theories of gravitation and cosmology and the limits of current theories. the book explains how current research may help in the description of the observable features of our universe and answer questions like the cause of the observed accelerated expansion of the universe, the nature of dark matter and dark energy and possible alternatives to them 

 

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