A hundred years with the cosmological constant

Keywords

Cosmological constant, Physics, Vacuum energy, Cosmological constant problem, Lambda-CDM model

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Cited by

• Theoretical and Observational Constraints of Bound Dark Energy with Precision Cosmological Data.Axel de la Macorra, Erick Almaraz — 2018
• Can the fluctuations of the quantum vacuum solve the cosmological constant problem?Samuel S. Cree, T. M. Davis, Timothy C. Ralph — 2018
• Bound dark energy: Towards understanding the nature of dark energyErick Almaraz, Axel de la Macorra — 2018
• The Discovery of the Expansion of the UniverseØyvind Grøn — 2018
• Running Vacuum in the Universe: Phenomenological Status in Light of the Latest Observations, and Its Impact on the σ8 and H0 TensionsPeracaula, Joan Sola, Adrià Gómez-Valent, Javier de Cruz Pérez — 2023
• Physics with Continuum Energy Fields of Particles:Unified Equations of Motion from Planetary Motion to Quantum MechanicsP. K. Misra, L. Mansinha — 2022
• Physics with Continuum Energy Fields of Particles:Unified Equations of Motion from Planetary Motion to Quantum MechanicsP. K. Misra, L. Mansinha — 2022
• A note on diffeomorphism-invariance in gravitational field equationsS. C. Tiwari — 2024
• The Discovery of the Expansion of the Universe2018

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