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Pseudo-complex Robertson-Walker Metric

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Pseudo-Complex General Relativity

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The pc-Robertson-Walker metric is introduced and consequences within the pseudo-complex theory are discussed. New solutions are presented, as a universe with a constant acceleration at large times, or a universe with a zero acceleration at large times, after an acceleration epoch. Some thoughts with respect to an oscillating universe are resumed.

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Hess, P.O., Schäfer, M., Greiner, W. (2016). Pseudo-complex Robertson-Walker Metric. In: Pseudo-Complex General Relativity. FIAS Interdisciplinary Science Series. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-25061-8_4

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