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<span style="font-size: 22px"><b>1.  The Parametrisation of the Friedmann Equation</b></span><br />
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It is well known, that the Radius of Curvature in the Field Equations of General Relativity relates to the Energy-Mass Tensor in the form of the critical density ρ<sub class="xenmce" style="vertical-align:sub">critical</sub> = 3H<sub class="xenmce" style="vertical-align:sub">o</sub><sup class="xenmce" style="vertical-align:super">2</sup>/8πG and the Hubble Constant H<sub class="xenmce" style="vertical-align:sub">o</sub> as the square of frequency or alternatively as the time differential of frequency df/dt as a cosmically...<br />
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