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UC Davis mathematicians challenge dark energy theory with Einstein equations

Study details mathematical flaw in standard model framework

1 Oct 29 8:07 AM · 10d ago · 3 articles · 2 sources · development 1 of 2

Science Daily publishes the full details of the UC Davis study, explaining that the researchers analyzed Einstein-Euler equations and found that conventional models treating cosmic expansion are unstable at both small and large scales. Temple uses a pencil-balancing analogy to illustrate how unstable solutions are considered non-physical.

Study details mathematical flaw in standard model framework
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“Unstable solutions in physics and science are considered not physical. You'll never observe them in nature.”

Blake Temple

Blake Temple Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Mathematics, UC Davis; study corresponding authorUniversity of California, Davis Research institution

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  1. 1 outlet Could Einstein's equations explain cosmic expansion without dark energy?

    first by Times of India, 6d ago

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