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Das abschließende Kapitel des zweiten Teils gibt einen kleinen Ausblick auf die Themenkomplexe Gravitationswellen und Kosmologie, die im Rahmen dieses Lehrbuches nicht ausführlich behandelt werden können, sowie auf die große Herausforderung, eine Theorie zu entwickeln, die die ART mit der Quantentheorie zusammenführt. Der Abschnitt über Gravitationswellen beschreibt gesicherte theoretische Erkenntnisse, die auch schon durch astronomische Beobachtungen und experimentelle Messungen bestätigt wurden. Das Gebiet der Kosmologie ist naturgemäß nicht frei von spekulativen Aspekten, wenngleich das sogenannte kosmologische Standardmodell beeindruckende Erfolge vorzuweisen hat. Eine überzeugende Theorie der „Quantengravitation“ gibt es bisher nicht; hier fehlt es noch an empirischen Befunden – und vielleicht auch an einer genialen Idee.

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Meinel, R. (2016). Ausblick. In: Spezielle und allgemeine Relativitätstheorie für Bachelorstudenten. Springer Spektrum, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-49856-9_17

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