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Gauge theory is a subset of field theory. Most gauge theory equations appear to have many strange-looking constants and variables with odd labels. However, almost none of the symbols used here are found or applicable to gauge theory. | Gauge theory is a subset of field theory. Most gauge theory equations appear to have many strange-looking constants and variables with odd labels. However, almost none of the symbols used here are found or applicable to gauge theory. | ||
− | :<math>H(t)+\Omega+G\!\cdot\!\Lambda...\begin{cases}...>0\ | + | :<math>H(t)+\Omega+G\!\cdot\!\Lambda...\begin{cases}...>0\mathsf{\ (Hubble\ model)}\\ |
− | ...=0\ | + | ...=0\mathsf{\ (Flat\ sphere\ model)}\\ |
− | ...<0\ | + | ...<0\mathsf{\ (Bright\ dark\ matter\ model)} |
\end{cases}</math> | \end{cases}</math> | ||
;All {{w|cosmology}} equations | ;All {{w|cosmology}} equations |