Open access peer-reviewed Edited Volume

Aspects of Today's Cosmology

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Antonio Alfonso-Faus
Antonio Alfonso-Faus

Technical University of Madrid,
Spain

Published 09 September 2011

Doi 10.5772/1838

ISBN 978-953-307-626-3

eBook (PDF) ISBN 978-953-51-4924-8

Copyright year 2011

Number of pages 410

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Table of Contents

Open access  chapters

2,951
2. The Strained State Cosmology

By Angelo Tartaglia

2,129
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2,271
2,912
7. Applications of Nash’s Theorem to Cosmology

By Abraão J S Capistrano and Marcos D Maia

3,175
8. Modeling Light Cold Dark Matter

By Abdessamad Abada and Salah Nasri

2,398
10. Cosmological Bianchi Class A Models in Sáez-Ballester Theory

By J. Socorro, Paulo A. Rodríguez, Abraham Espinoza-García, Luis O. Pimentel and Priscila Romero

2,265
11. A New Cosmological Model

By J.-M. Vigoureux, B. Vigoureux and M. Langlois

2,572
14. On the Dilaton Stabilization by Matter

By Alejandro Cabo Montes de Oca

2,141
2,472
2,441

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