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Apashanka
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Can anyone please explain how inflation removes the horizon. problem of standard cosmology .
As much I know inflation is a period of accelerated expansion which can be approximated by ~exp(βt) which can be achieved if the energy density remains constt. throughout (e.g ≠ε(t)),which is the case for the vacuum energy (since P=-ρ)
As much I know inflation is a period of accelerated expansion which can be approximated by ~exp(βt) which can be achieved if the energy density remains constt. throughout (e.g ≠ε(t)),which is the case for the vacuum energy (since P=-ρ)