Inflation and the theory of cosmological perturbations
By A. Riotto. 2002
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These lectures provide a pedagogical introduction to inflation and the theory of cosmological perturbations generated during inflation which are thought to be the origin of structure in the universe.
Subfields: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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- Yi Wang
- Maria Giovanna Dainotti
- G. Lambiase
- Enrico Rinaldi
- Biagio De De Simone
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