What Does Comoving Time Rate of Change Mean?

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"Comoving time rate of change" likely refers to a concept in cosmology related to how time is perceived in a universe that is expanding. The term may involve relativistic time dilation, which affects how time is measured for observers in different frames of reference. The repeated typo in the phrase suggests it should be "of" instead of "og." Clarification on the term's context could provide more accurate insights. Understanding this concept is essential for discussions on cosmological models and the nature of time in physics.
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Hei
Does anyone know what this means?
"Comoving time rate og change" ?

mvh Gøran
 
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gran_johansen said:
Hei
Does anyone know what this means?
"Comoving time rate og change" ?

mvh Gøran
Not me, dude. Sorry, but I've never heard of it. The closest that I can think of is that it's a reference to relativistic time dilation.
 
Should that be "Comoving time rate of change"?

I'm just asking as the same typo occurred twice.
 

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