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That's important point from which we can deduce further away: Then - if the space is infinite - some scenarios could happen: 1) There was only one "seed of inflation" (call it inlation F) where the space inflated - let's call this inflated space I (it includes all the space in universe we can...

But whether inflation occurred once or miltiple times - every occurence concerns, I ithink, only finite space in the universe. Because than we can get into trouble - so: can inflation affect the whole infinite universe (if the universe is infinite) - and if the answer is yes - how can the places...

Hi, Finity of the universe for me doesn't mean that it has finite volume but that it is space-ly bounded (ie. there exists distance D that every two points in the universe have distance between them lower than D). I think that a) inflation theory implies finite universe or b) I don't...

To be able to discuss about inflation we have to define what we understand under the term inflation. Or to be less strict - what are the exhibitions of inflation. The first and major question of all is: Does inflation take place in the whole universe (no matter whether it is finite or...

Let's return into the first question - whether the universe (cosmos) is or isn't finite. This discussions supposes that phenomenon called inflation took place and that inflation "spread" in time - ie. that it started somewhere (in one place or in infinite places) and subsequently (at finite...

Hi, I haven't found special topic about cosmology on this site so I hope this cathegory fits the best. The questions are: 1) Is cosmos(universe) finite or infinite? According to some articles I have read about inflation it seems that inflation theory works only with finite number of particles...

Hi, I would like to ask some questions regarding "delayed choice quantum eraser experiment". (I think it is possible for those who are familiar with this experiment to skip the text and go ahead into questions 1 and 2.) It is mentioned e.g. on these links...

Thanks for answering - Bell's Theorem is really very fascinating result. I have some more questions about measurement and characteristics discussed above. Please tell me whether my questions (answers on them) are right or wrong: 1) first measurement - i.e. C1 on Alice - tells me that the...

Hi, I am little bit lost in what is so called EPR paradox (see also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EPR_paradox). It takes into account two particles A and B that have some "same" characteristics (states) and by messuring some of this characteristics of particle A implies that the same...