Cluster Talk: Dynamical behavior of neutrons in the early universe

by Martin Fürst (USM)

Friday 22 Jul 2011, 11:00 → 12:30 Europe/Berlin

seminar room (basement) (Cluster building, Garching)

We present an overview to an analytical approach for calculating the dynamical behavior of the neutron density in the early universe. This talk does not claim to be an empirical study, for it does not involve any measurement data except natural constants. No free parameters are used in the outlined equations.
Based on physical principles and models, embracing quantum statistics and relativistic cosmology, an abstract model and structures are formulated which reduce the physical assumptions of the cosmological model. Maybe an interesting approach is the development of an closed system of differential equations with backreaction of the space-time metric to the dynamics of the neutron density.