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> a is the scale factor, which goes as sinh^(2/3). a' and a'' will always increase, but the _expansion rate_ a'/a will approach a constant value from above. Th
by bmitc 3y ago
> a is the scale factor, which goes as sinh^(2/3). a' and a'' will always increase, but the _expansion rate_ a'/a will approach a constant value from above.
Thanks for that. I didn't realize there was such a definition of expansion rate and was going off the intuitive meaning of the terms. Thank you for the clarifications.