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DOES THERE EXIST A COSMOLOGICAL HORIZON PROBLEM?
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DOES THERE EXIST A COSMOLOGICAL HORIZON PROBLEM?
DOES THERE EXIST A COSMOLOGICAL HORIZON PROBLEM?
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M. Novello
M. Novello
SJ
S.D. Jorda
S.D. Jorda
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30 September 1989
journal article
Published by
World Scientific Pub Co Pte Ltd
in
Modern Physics Letters A
Vol. 04
(19)
,
1809-1813
DOI:
10.1142/s0217732389002045
Abstract
We show that for photons nonminimally coupled to gravity, the so-called cosmological horizon problem does not exist.
Keywords
COSMOLOGICAL HORIZON
HORIZON PROBLEM
HORIZON
COSMOLOGICAL
PROBLEM
EXIST
SO-CALLED COSMOLOGICAL
GRAVITY
PHOTONS NONMINIMALLY
NONMINIMALLY COUPLED
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