ESSENTIAL COSMIC PERSPECT. PKG
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Chapter 17, Problem 53EAP
New Ideas in Inflation. The idea of inflation solves many of the puzzles associated with the standard Big Bang theory, but we are still a long way from confirming that inflation really occurred. Find recent articles that discuss some ideas about inflation and how we might test these ideas. Write a two- to three-page summary of your findings.
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