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most citedQuintessence and the Separation of CMB Peaks

127 citations · 369 across the 8 of their papers we have counts for

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astro-ph2001★ 7 cited

The Influence of Quintessence on the Separation of CMB Peaks

Michael Doran, Matthew Lilley, Jan Schwindt +1

A hypothetical dark energy component may have an equation of state that is different from a cosmological constant and possibly even changing in time. The spacing of the cosmic micr…

astro-ph2001★ 30 cited

Constraining Quintessence with the New CMB Data

Michael Doran, Matthew Lilley, Christof Wetterich

The CMB data recently released by BOOMERANG and MAXIMA suggest that the anisotropy spectrum has a third peak in the range 800<l_3<900. A combination of this result with constraints…

astro-ph2001★ 77 cited

The Location of CMB Peaks in a Universe with Dark Energy

Michael Doran, Matthew Lilley

The locations of the peaks of the CMB spectrum are sensitive indicators of cosmological parameters, yet there is no known analytic formula which accurately describes their dependen…

hep-ph2001★ 5 cited

Defect Formation Rates in Cosmological First-Order Phase Transitions

Matthew Lilley, Antonio Ferrera

In cosmological first-order phase transitions, the progress of true-vacuum bubbles is expected to be significantly retarded by the interaction between the bubble wall and the hot p…

astro-ph2000★ 127 cited

Quintessence and the Separation of CMB Peaks

Michael Doran, Matthew Lilley, Jan Schwindt +1

We propose that it should be possible to use the CMB to discriminate between dark energy models with different equations of state, including distinguishing a cosmological constant…

hep-ph2000

First-Order Phase Transitions in an Early-Universe Environment

Matthew Lilley

In first-order phase transitions in the early universe, the bubble wall is expected to be significantly slowed-down by its interaction with the surrounding plasma. We examine the b…