Observational cosmology shows a minimum universe size based on quasar pairs, suggesting implications for cosmological models.
The length scale of a compactified universe, such as T 3 universe, is discussed from the view point of observational cosmology. It has been shown, from the result of identification of quasar’s opposite pairs, that the size of the present universe should be larger than about [Formula: see text] Mpc.
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