Cosmic distance-duality as probe of exotic physics and acceleration¶
Bassett, B. A., & Kunz, M. (2004). Cosmic distance-duality as probe of exotic physics and acceleration. Physical Review D.
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- Etherington's Reciprocity Theorem
- Losing photons can spoil the flux-based corollary without, by itself, disproving the underlying geometric reciprocity.
This sourceOriginal research for the metric/null-geodesic/photon-conservation conditions, candle/ruler comparison and stated observational biases.
- Losing photons can spoil the flux-based corollary without, by itself, disproving the underlying geometric reciprocity.
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