Recent Advances in Cosmology

Nova Science (2013)
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In this work the authors gather and present current research in the study of cosmology. The topics discussed include the mysteries of the geometrization of gravitation; relativistic viscous universe models; cosmology and science; a discussion on whether science has established if the cosmos are physically comprehensible?; Mach, Einstein, dark matter and knowability; implementing Hilltop F-term hybrid inflation in supergravity; and relative velocities, geometry and the expansion of space.

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