Sentences with phrase «inflation theory does»
Pioneered by Guth and others, inflation theory does a good job of explaining why space is fairly smooth.
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Under certain conditions, as long as monetary policy has a larger effect on inflation than it does on financial stability risk and macroprudential policy has a larger effect on financial stability risk than it does on inflation, there would be no need, in theory, for the agencies responsible to coordinate their actions explicitly.
If my understanding of the theory of inflation is correct, then yes, we do know where the matter in our universe came from.
Dr. Wickman does not understand the theory, because Inflation isn't the beginning of our observable universe, so it doesn't bear on the first cause (the argument central to her opinion).
Growing doubts about evidence for ancient gravitational waves don't undermine cosmic inflation, says the theory's co-founder Andrei Linde — and don't let feelings obscure science
«I don't think Paul and Neil come close to proving their case,» says Alan Guth, a cosmologist at MIT who is a founding father of inflation theory.
Although the findings don't rule out traditional inflation theories, they do open the door for other theories about how the universe began, including the idea that the universe began with a splat rather than a bang (ScienceNOW, 9 April 2001).
For example, the equations governing water molecules, which have nothing to do with string theory, permit the three solutions corresponding to steam, liquid water and ice, and if space itself can similarly exist in different phases, inflation will tend to realize them all.
THE EDITORS REPLY: Ijjas, Steinhardt and Loeb did raise objections to the theory of inflation, but as the authors pointed out in their February article, their view is a minority opinion.
«If the gold it's pulling out of the ground is worth more than increases in inflation, wages and production, then in theory they'll do better as gold prices rise,» he says.
We run a stimulative policy far more often than theory would demand, and we don't get significant inflation.