most citedCMB anisotropies seen by an off-center observer in a spherically symmetric inhomogeneous universe

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astro-ph2006103 cited

The supernova Hubble diagram for off-center observers in a spherically symmetric inhomogeneous universe

Havard Alnes, Morad Amarzguioui

We have previously shown that spherically symmetric, inhomogeneous universe models can explain both the supernova data and the location of the first peak in the CMB spectrum withou…

hep-ph200611 cited

Resolution of an apparent inconsistency in the electromagnetic Casimir effect

H. Alnes, K. Olaussen, F. Ravndal +1

The vacuum expectation value of the electromagnetic energy-momentum tensor between two parallel plates in spacetime dimensions D > 4 is calculated in the axial gauge. While the pre…

quant-ph200621 cited

Electromagnetic Casimir energy with extra dimensions

H. Alnes, K. Olaussen, F. Ravndal +1

We calculate the energy-momentum tensor due to electromagnetic vacuum fluctuations between two parallel hyperplanes in more than four dimensions, considering both metallic and MIT…

astro-ph2006148 cited

CMB anisotropies seen by an off-center observer in a spherically symmetric inhomogeneous universe

Havard Alnes, Morad Amarzguioui

The current authors have previously shown that inhomogeneous, but spherically symmetric universe models containing only matter can yield a very good fit to the SNIa data and the po…

astro-ph2005

An inhomogeneous alternative to dark energy?

Havard Alnes, Morad Amarzguioui, Oyvind Gron

Recently, there have been suggestions that the apparent accelerated expansion of the universe is not caused by repulsive gravitation due to dark energy, but is rather a result of i…

quant-ph2005

Black-body radiation in extra dimensions

H. Alnes, F. Ravndal, I. K. Wehus

The general form of the Stefan-Boltzmann law for the energy density of black-body radiation is generalized to a spacetime with extra dimensions using standard kinetic and thermodyn…