TrickyDicky
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Does the current model of cosmology treat the universe as an isolated system?
The discussion revolves around whether the current model of cosmology treats the universe as an isolated system, specifically focusing on the Friedmann-Robertson-Walker (FRW) universe within the Lambda Cold Dark Matter (LCDM) model. The scope includes theoretical interpretations and models in cosmology.
Participants do not appear to reach consensus, as there are multiple competing views regarding the treatment of the universe in cosmological models.
The discussion may be limited by assumptions regarding the definitions of "isolated system" and the specific models referenced, as well as the implications of multiverse theories.
I thought it was clear I was referring to the FRW universe of the LCDM model.mathman said:There are many different models, each of which answers that question somewhat differently.
Try "universe theories" on Google.
TrickyDicky said:I thought it was clear I was referring to the FRW universe of the LCDM model.