Inflationary Cosmology
Turner, Michael S.
Original · EN
Inflation is a bold and expansive extension of the Standard Cosmology. It holds the promise to extend our understanding of the Universe to within 10⁻³²sec of the big bang and answer most of the pressing questions in cosmology. Its boldest assertion is that all the structure observed in the Universe today arose from quantum-mechanical fluctuations on subatomic scales. A flood of cosmological observations and laboratory experiments are testing inflation and within five years we should know whether inflation is to become part of a new standard cosmology.
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