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Observing evolution from steady state
Herman Telkamp
The time-translation symmetry of the conformal FLRW frame allows reinterpretation of cosmological observation in the static space of a stationary universe, where…
Mass in cosmological perspective
Herman Telkamp
We consider the total nonlocal energy associated with a particle at rest in the Hubble flow, i.e., the relational energy between this particle and all connected particles within th…
Cosmology from conservation of global energy
Herman Telkamp
It is argued that many of the problems and ambiguities of standard cosmology derive from a single one: violation of conservation of energy in the standard paradigm. Standard cosmol…
Machian derivation of the Friedmann equation
Herman Telkamp
Despite all fundamental objections against Newtonian concepts in cosmology, the Friedmann equation derives from these in an astoundingly simple way through application of the shell…
ΛCDM cosmology from visible matter only
Herman Telkamp
We discuss physical interpretation of ΛCDM cosmology from a Machian model of the universe containing nothing but visible matter (ordinary matter, radiation). The Friedmann equation…
On the material origin of the cosmological constant
Herman Telkamp
We consider a possible connection between matter and cosmological constant via the Newtonian cosmic potential of the matter within the expanding particle horizon. Consistent wi…
A relational approach to the Mach-Einstein question
Herman Telkamp
Mach's principle is incompatible with general relativity (GR), it has not condensed into an established theory and suffers from inconsistencies. Yet, the problem is that Mach's pri…
A Relational Concept of Machian Relativity
Herman Telkamp
Mach's principle fits into the wider "relational principle", advocating that not only inertia, but also space and time emerge from the interaction of matter. Concepts of a Machian/…