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I have questions about models of the universe that represent the growth
of the size of the universe with time. I know that the open model has a hyperbolic shape and its density is between 0 and 1. The flat model has no curvature and its density is equal to 1. The closed model has a spherical shape and its density is greater than 1. What I can't find is the accelerating model. My books have no information at all. My questions are : 1. What is the shape of the accelerating model? What is the density of the accelerating model? Which of the four models has a universe full of dark energy causing the rate of expansion to increase with time? My guess is the flat or open model. Thanks to Odysseus for helping me last time. I got a perfect score on the homework and a perfect score on the test. Thanks in advance |
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