Considering massive particle with K is a constant specifying the spatial curvature =0 would the dependence of a (t) scale factor of energy and momentum still holds? k is a constant specifying the spatial curvature and a(t) is the scalefactor

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Considering massive particle with K is a
constant specifying the spatial curvature =0
would the dependence of a (t) scale factor
of energy and momentum still holds? k is a
constant specifying the spatial curvature
and a(t) is the scalefactor
Transcribed Image Text:Considering massive particle with K is a constant specifying the spatial curvature =0 would the dependence of a (t) scale factor of energy and momentum still holds? k is a constant specifying the spatial curvature and a(t) is the scalefactor
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