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TITLE: If the Redshift Depends on the Pressure then the Acceleration of the Universe Can Be Explained
AUTHORS: Victor R. Krym
KEYWORDS: Relativistic Cosmology; FRW Models; Section Curvature; The Problem of Matter Creation; The Continuity Equation
JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Modern Physics, Vol.4 No.10, October 31, 2013
ABSTRACT: We propose a model where the Hubble's law is slightly changed. We propose new interpretation of the covariant divergence of the energy-impulse vector and this produce a new correction to redshift. Acceleration of the expansion of the Universe appeared as a pure observational effect. High values of the mass density are consistent with the experimental data on Supernova Ia within this FRW model without the cosmological constant (Λ=0).