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May 15, 1955Physical Review1,349 citationsOpen Access

Relativistic Cosmology. I

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ARAmalkumar Raychaudhuri

Key Points

  • To establish general theoretical relations in relativistic cosmology and determine whether introducing spatial anisotropy without spin resolves the fundamental difficulties of isotropic models.
  • Derived general mathematical and geometric relations within the framework of relativistic cosmology.
  • Analyzed cosmological equations modified for spatial anisotropy in the absence of cosmic rotation (spin).
  • Demonstrated that introducing anisotropy alone, without including spin, fails to eliminate the outstanding theoretical difficulties present in isotropic cosmological models.

Abstract

The paper presents some general relations obtaining in relativistic cosmology. It appears from these that a simple change over to anisotropy without the introduction of spin does not solve any of the outstanding difficulties of isotropic cosmological models.

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Amalkumar Raychaudhuri (1955) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69dff17eca6b6a2615860352https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.98.1123
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