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(Work on the Lambda-CDM metric)
The FLRW metric with two spatial dimensions suppressed is
Ignoring the effects of radiation in the early universe and assuming k = 0 and w = −1, the Lambda-CDM scale factor is
Putting (for reasons that will emerge later)
and
- ,
the Lambda-CDM scale factor may be rewritten as
Formally expanding the binomial and simplifying gives
Ratio of successive terms = which tends to as n tends to infinity.
Best Current Numerical Values
The WMAP five-year report gives
(Mp = megaparsec, Ga = gigayear).
These give
and
The path of the light ray satisfies .
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An Apparent Contradiction (Unfortuanately this Word file contains special characters that won't print here. )
The following refers to "The Emperor's New Mind", OUP 1989(99), chapter 4, section 3 (Gödel’s Theorem).
On page 140, there is a statement, derived on the previous pages:
~x[x proves Pk(k)] = Pk(k)
With the simple substitution Pk(k) = S made to simplify the analysis and since k doesn’t feature explicitly in what follows, this is my assumption 00. There are two other assumptions: 01 and 02. From these three assumptions a contradiction emerges on lines 09 and 17. The question is: where and why does the contradiction arise?
The following uses a modified version of the scheme used in the OU course “Number Theory & Mathematical Logic”.
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00 ~x [x proves S] = S Assumption 00 01 [x proves S] = [x . [x S]] Assumption 01 02 A x[A = x] Assumption 02 03 ~x[x . [x S]] = S Subs (0100) 00,01 04 ~S Assumption 04 05 x[x . [x S]] Subs/Taut (03,04) 00, 01, 04 06 y . [y S] Quant’r Removal (05) 00, 01, 04 07 S Taut (06) 00, 01, 04 08 ~S S Proof (04,07) 00, 01 09 S Taut (08) 00, 01 10 [~x [x proves S] = S] S Proof (00,09) 01 11 x[[~x [x proves S] = S] = x] Quant’r Removal (02) 02 12 [~x [x proves S] = S] = y Quant’r Removal (11) 02 13 y Subs (1200) 00, 02 14 y S Subs (1210) 01, 02 15 y . [y S] Taut (13,14) 00, 01, 02 16 x[x . [x S]] Quant’r Insertion (15) 00, 01, 02 17 ~S Taut (16,03) 00, 01, 02
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The following refers to "The Emperor's New Mind", OUP 1989(99), chapter 4, section 3 (Gödel’s Theorem). <o:p></o:p>
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On page 140, there is a statement, derived on the previous pages: <o:p></o:p>
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~$x[Õx proves Pk(k)] = Pk(k)<o:p></o:p>
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With the simple substitution Pk(k) = S made to simplify the analysis and since k doesn’t feature explicitly in what follows, this is my assumption 00. There are two other assumptions: 01 and 02. From these three assumptions a contradiction emerges on lines 09 and 17. The question is: where and why does the contradiction arise? <o:p></o:p>
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The following uses a modified version of the scheme used in the OU course “Number Theory & Mathematical Logic”. <o:p></o:p>
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$x[Õx . [Õx Þ S]]<o:p></o:p> |
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[~$x [Õx proves S] = S] = Õy<o:p></o:p> |
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Õy . [Õy Þ S]<o:p></o:p> |
Taut (13,14)<o:p></o:p> |
00, 01, 02<o:p></o:p> |
16<o:p></o:p> |
$x[Õx . [Õx Þ S]]<o:p></o:p> |
Quant’r Insertion (15)<o:p></o:p> |
00, 01, 02<o:p></o:p> |
17<o:p></o:p> |
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