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This discussion focuses on simplifying the flat matter-dominated ΛCDM cosmological model by introducing the concept of "zeons" as a natural unit of time, derived from the universe's expansion rate. The equations governing the expansion rate, such as $$H = \sqrt{0.443s^3 + 1}$$ and the time since the start of expansion, $$T = \ln(\frac{H+1}{H-1})/3$$, are presented in terms of zeons instead of billions of Earth years. The discussion also highlights the utility of basic mathematical tools, such as calculators and online integral calculators, to derive distances and expansion rates from observed redshift values.
PREREQUISITESAstronomers, cosmologists, and physics students interested in modern cosmological models and the mathematical tools used to simplify complex concepts in the field of cosmology.