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A Solution to Cosmological Constant, Dark Matter, and Dark Energy Problems
The observed spontaneity in nature, specifically the spontaneous decay of particles, has been mathematically treated in the formulation of a Gravity Nullification model (GNM). GNM is combined with the classical gravitation model and the general theory of relativity to model the universe expansion. T...
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author | Singh, A |
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description | The observed spontaneity in nature, specifically the spontaneous decay of particles, has been mathematically treated in the formulation of a Gravity Nullification model (GNM). GNM is combined with the classical gravitation model and the general theory of relativity to model the universe expansion. This model eliminates singularities in the existing Big Bang model of the universe, predicts effects of gravity on the observed mass evolution, dark matter/energy, and accelerated expansion of the universe. GNM provides a physical understanding of the shortcomings of the Big Bang model such as the Cosmological Constant problems, puzzles of dark matter or dark energy without the need for the incredible inflation scenario involving a “superluminal expansion” of the universe in its early evolution. A mathematical expression is derived for the Anti-gravity Cosmological parameter including the effects of mass and gravity. A good agreement is seen with the recent observations of the universe behavior. |
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spelling | cern-7483452019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/748345engSingh, AA Solution to Cosmological Constant, Dark Matter, and Dark Energy ProblemsGeneral Relativity and CosmologyThe observed spontaneity in nature, specifically the spontaneous decay of particles, has been mathematically treated in the formulation of a Gravity Nullification model (GNM). GNM is combined with the classical gravitation model and the general theory of relativity to model the universe expansion. This model eliminates singularities in the existing Big Bang model of the universe, predicts effects of gravity on the observed mass evolution, dark matter/energy, and accelerated expansion of the universe. GNM provides a physical understanding of the shortcomings of the Big Bang model such as the Cosmological Constant problems, puzzles of dark matter or dark energy without the need for the incredible inflation scenario involving a “superluminal expansion” of the universe in its early evolution. A mathematical expression is derived for the Anti-gravity Cosmological parameter including the effects of mass and gravity. A good agreement is seen with the recent observations of the universe behavior.EXT-2004-064oai:cds.cern.ch:7483452004-06-30 |
spellingShingle | General Relativity and Cosmology Singh, A A Solution to Cosmological Constant, Dark Matter, and Dark Energy Problems |
title | A Solution to Cosmological Constant, Dark Matter, and Dark Energy Problems |
title_full | A Solution to Cosmological Constant, Dark Matter, and Dark Energy Problems |
title_fullStr | A Solution to Cosmological Constant, Dark Matter, and Dark Energy Problems |
title_full_unstemmed | A Solution to Cosmological Constant, Dark Matter, and Dark Energy Problems |
title_short | A Solution to Cosmological Constant, Dark Matter, and Dark Energy Problems |
title_sort | solution to cosmological constant, dark matter, and dark energy problems |
topic | General Relativity and Cosmology |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/748345 |
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