THE VELOCITY OF ONE DIMENSION COSMOS

Nenad Dj. Lazarov

DOI Number
https://doi.org/10.22190/FUMI240813054L
First page
813
Last page
819

Abstract


In this work we consider some properties which is generated by well-known
FRLW metric in the last hundred years. It will be presented geodesic equations in one
space dimension. After solving geodesic equations in one space dimension and get the
expression for velocity of tuba cosmos, the theoretical results will be compared with
astronomical observation to estimate constant k which is parameter of geometric tensor
in FRLW metric.

Keywords

FRLW metric, geodesic equations, tuba cosmos, geometric tensor.

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