How Do Hubble Radius and Spatial Radius Differ in Cosmology?

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This led to the idea of the multiverse, which string theory addresses. But string theory is still not a complete theory and has its own problems to overcome.
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what is difference between
A. Hubble radius and spatial radius.

B.what are Flatness and horizon problems with standard cosmology model tried to overcome by string theory model.
 
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what is difference between
A. Hubble radius and spatial radius.

B.what are Flatness and horizon problems with standard cosmology model tried to overcome by string theory model.
A. The Hubble radius is the distance at which objects recede from us at light speed. This comes from Hubble's Law: [itex]v = Hr[/itex]: when [itex]r=r_H=c/H[/itex], the recession velocity is c. I'm not sure what you mean by spatial radius. Perhaps you are referring to the curvature scale, also called the radius of curvature. This is simply the inverse of the Gaussian curvature, K, of the spatial geometry: [itex]R \sim 1/K[/itex]. The curvature scale is infinite for flat geometries.

B. The horizon and flatness problems are well known and probably best looked up on Wikipedia or similar. String theory does not directly address these problems. The inflationary universe was developed to solve these (and other) problems.
 

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