Malcolm Longair
The standard model for modern cosmology has had some quite remarkable
successes and provides the framework for the study of the origin of
large-scale structure and galaxy formation. The basic postulates of the
standard cosmological models will be reviewed and confronted critically with
the most recent observational data. The standard model appears to be
remarkably robust, but it results in a number of challenging problems for
fundamental physics, some of them tractable, but others seem very hard, for
example, the natire of the dark energy.
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