What are the current theories on dark energy and cosmic inflation?

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Hey everyone,
I'm currently a first year undergrad physics major with a minor in math I have a wide range of interests but am particularly fascinated by dark energy and cosmic inflation (who isn't).

Anyway, I look forward to my time here and hope I can contribute and learn from these forums.
 
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I'm sure you will find plenty of topics relevant to your study here.
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