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Void in the Closed Universe

K.-i. Maeda, Misao Sasaki, Hayato Sato

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The evolution of a low density spherically symmetric region, which we call a void, in the high density closed universe is investigated. This void expands forever while the unperturbed region collapses finally. The enlargement factor of the void is given and the global structure of a model universe with one void is analysed.

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The evolution of a low density spherically symmetric region, which we call a void, in the high density closed universe is investigated. This void expands forever while the unperturbed region collapses finally. The enlargement factor of the void is given and the global structure of a model universe with one void is analysed.

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The evolution of a low density spherically symmetric region, which we call a void, in the high density closed universe is investigated. This void expands forever while the unperturbed region collapses finally. The enlargement factor of the void is given and the global structure of a model universe with one void is analysed.

Key concepts: Void (composites), Physics, The Void, Universe, Theoretical physics, Local Void, Metric expansion of space, Classical mechanics

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