Inflationary epoch
The inflationary epoch is the term used in physical cosmology to describe the brief time in the very early universe when, according to inflation theory, the universe was expanding exponentially.
I have studied a lot about the inflation theory (for example Allan Guth and others). Could you tell me where I can find the newest info on that subject?
The Answer
For an overview of inflation without equations, a good site is: ...
Inflation Theory
John Gribbin has written a four-part tutorial on cosmological inflation. If you click on the link below, a new window will be opened for you. You can link to the other three parts of the tutorial from that new window.
Cosmic inflation
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Inflation
(a) The idea that, when it was a fraction of a second old, the universe expanded dramatically. If inflation is correct, then the mass density of the universe () should be 1.
inflation Short period of unchecked cosmic expansion early in the history of the universe. During inflation, the universe swelled in size by a factor of about 1050.
inflation
a brief and extraordinarily rapid period of expansion a fraction of a second after the Big Bang
infrared ...
INFLATIONARY SCENARIO - Modification of the Big Bang model in which a large cosmological constant exists temporarily early in the history of the Big Bang, leading to a rapid accelerating expansion of the Universe, ...
Inflation helps solve the problem of how flat the Universe looks (just think of suddenly blowing up a gum ball from its normal to a size that is 1013 billion light-years and then standing on it - it would look pretty flat, wouldn't it?).
inflationary universe: A version of the big bang theory that includes a rapid expansion when the universe was very young.
Inflation - A brief period of extremely rapid and enormous expansion that may have occurred very early in the history of the universe ...
Inflation
According to the Economic Commission for Latin American and the Caribbean, Panama's inflation as measured by weight CPI
Consumer price index ...
New Inflation
(a) The first fully successful version of the inflationary theory, discovered independently by Andrei Linde in the Soviet Union, and by Andy Albrecht and Paul Steinhardt in the U.S.
Cosmic Inflation
According to inflation theory, space itself expanded at a staggering rate during the first tiny fraction of a second after the Big Bang.
COSMIC INFLATION
As the temperature fell below 1028 K and the strong force appeared for the first time as a separate entity"a little like a gas liquefying or water freezing as the temperature drops"theory implies that the universe briefly entered ...
Inflation
problem : MWB isotropic but disconnected : how ?
period of rapid expansion (inflation) 10-35 - 10-24 s
our visible universe was smaller and connected
predicts : Omegao = 1.0 and proton decay (still unknown) ...
Inflation
The Cosmological Constant
Review Questions
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Inflation
The theory that the universe expanded very rapidly shortly after the Big Bang.
Infrared ...
[10.1] INFLATION THEORY
[10.2] COSMIC DARK MATTER / DARK ENERGY / MULTIVERSE THEORIES
[10.3] TO THE EDGE OF THE UNIVERSE ...
However, inflation must have occurred at a much higher energy density than the dark energy we observe today and is thought to have completely ended when the universe was just a fraction of a second old.
big bang,inflation/cosmological inflation (see also: steady-state cosmology(*) and Fred Hoyle)
The first three minutes / big bang nucleosynthesis, deuterium
Microwave Background Radiation: recombination, anisotropy, Sunyaev-Zeldovich effect ...
The period of inflation, during which time the Universe increased in size by a factor of ~1050 is not predicted by Big Bang theory. Without it, however, the Universe would have had to have been relatively large just after the Big Bang.
It also confirms inflation theory as well as the composition of the universe being approximately 4% "ordinary" matter, 23% dark matter, and 73% dark energy.
Although the V-2 wasn't much more effective than the Russian-designed Scud missiles fired by Iraq during the 1991 Persian Gulf War, the cost of developing the V-2 was surprisingly close - in inflation adjusted dollars - to the cost of developing the ...
Inflationary theory, formulated in the 1980s, resolves major difficulties in Gamow's original formulation by incorporating recent advances in particle physics.
1980 - Alan Guth proposes the inflationary Big Bang universe as a possible solution to the horizon and flatness problems
2001 - Evidence that the fine structure constant does vary over the lifetime of the universe becomes conclusive.
Second, because it created money that did not exist, it increased inflationary pressures, a fact observed by David Hume in the 18th century.
The current theoretical belief (because it is predicted by the theory of cosmic inflation) is that the Universe is flat, ...
"The standard cosmological model accounts very convincingly for how the present observed properties of our Universe came about as a results of inflationary expansion of our bubble; the dark flow probes physics prior to inflation.
This was one piece of evidence leading to the acceptance of inflation.
the COBE picture into sharp focus, and provides firm answers to age-old questions. WMAP resolves slight temperature fluctuations, which vary by only a few millionths of a degree. These new data support and strengthen the Big Bang and Inflation ...
This portion of the storm is followed by the storm's main phase, lasting 12 to 48 hours, during which the horizontal component of the field decreases, probably because of the injection or inflation of the magnetosphere by the incoming plasma.
(In a balloon or a basketball the gas pressure provides for the "inflation." You know you can increase the pressure by increasing the number of gas molecules, i.e., pumping in more air.
Combined, and not taking inflation into account, the ten Star Trek features have grossed over US$970,000,000 in North America alone.
 See also: Time, Universe, Earth, Light, Model
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