Keywords
Conformal Cyclic Cosmology
Kosmologi
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Abstract
Roger Penrose er kendt for sin dybe indflydelse på relativitetsteori og sorte huller – men i denne artikel står hans kosmologiske spekulationer i centrum. John Rosendal Nielsen introducerer "Conformal Cyclic Cosmology" (CCC), en kontroversiel model hvor universet gennemgår uendelige cyklusser, hver adskilt af et Big Bang-lignende skifte kaldet en æon. Artiklen gennemgår de matematiske hovedideer bag CCC, herunder konform geometri og grænsetænkning, og diskuterer hvordan Penrose håber at forbinde det allertidligste univers med det allerseneste via en slags geometrisk "kompression" af uendelig tid. Der redegøres også for, hvordan Penrose og Gurzadyan har forsøgt at finde empiriske spor i kosmisk mikrobølgebaggrund (CMB), især cirkulære mønstre kendt som Hawking ringe.
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