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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Research / April 2008Is the acceleration of the universe possible without dark energy ?
Dear all, I propose a non-symmetric theory of gravitation which complies with Albert Einstein's last paradigm attempt. I show that this proposal could explain the acceleration of the universe without dark energy. The essay can be downloaded at http://www.e-kr.org/ Regards Kurt Reichling > Dear all, > > I propose a non-symmetric theory of gravitation which complies with Albert= > Einstein's last paradigm attempt. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Regards > Kurt Reichling Why non-symmetric, when all you really need is a suitable cosmological term? > Why non-symmetric, when all you really need is a suitable cosmological > term? Igor, Is the cosmologic term so "suitable" in symmetric GR ? From a practical point of you, yes. The Lambda-CDM model of the universe gives the answer. From a logical point of view, many reasons to say no. So, maybe non-symmetric... Regards Kurt |
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