Scale-Invariant Models of Natural Oscillations in Chain Systems and Their Cosmological Significance
In this paper we review scale-invariant models of natural oscillations in chain systems of harmonic quantum oscillators and derive measurable consequences. Basic model claims are verified in terms of fundamental particles, the cosmic microwave background and the solar system. The cosmological signif...
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