PHYS 190 Lecture Notes - Lecture 27: Observable Universe

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For$a$short$time$after$creation,$expansion$proceeds$"normally"
But$deep$inside$small$patches,$thers$been$enough$time$for$temperatures$to$
"Equilibrate"
Distant$points$are$at$very different$temps
As$temperatures$dropped,$universe$got$"stuck"$in$the$"wrong"$(metastable)$
state
Then$a$bubble$of$"right"$phase$formed$spontaneously$and$grew$exponentially$
fast
INFLATION
Very$fast$expansion
2$problems:$horizon$and$flatness
WHY$WAS$INFLATION$PROPOSE?$WHAT$ARE$THE$2$PROBLMES?
ETERNAL'INFLATION
And$our$bubble$may$contain$an$almost$uncountable$number$of$patches,$far$
beyond$our$observable$universe$(ex.$Path)
Laws$of$physics$likely$very$different$in$other$bubbles/patches
MANY$OTHER$BUBBLES$MAY$LIE$FAR$BEYOND$OURS
Multiverse
Very$lively
Quantum$flucuations
LAST%LECTURE
Tuesday,$ April$10,$2018
2:31$PM
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