The General Theory of Relativity and the Space-Time Structure of the Universe

Russian Studies in Philosophy 6 (2):51-60 (1967)
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The application of the general theory of relativity to the cosmological plane has led to a significant change in traditional notions on the space-time structure of the universe. This has been expressed in a new formulation and solution of cosmological problems such as that of a single world space and time, the problem of selection of a cosmological model for description of the universe, and the problem of the infinity of the universe

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10.2753/rsp1061-1967060251

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