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most citedTopological Defect Density in One-Dimensional Friedmann-Robertson-Walker Cosmological Model: Corrections Inferred from the Multi-Josephson-Junction-Loop Experiment

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astro-ph2005

Testing the "Dark-Energy"-Dominated Cosmology via the Solar-System Experiments

Yu. V. Dumin

The effect of "dark energy" (i.e. the Lambda-term in Einstein equations) is sought for at the interplanetary scales by comparing the rates of secular increase in the lunar orbit ob…

hep-ph2004

On the Efficiency of Topological Defect Formation in the Systems of Various Size and (Quasi-) Dimensionality

Yu. V. Dumin, L. M. Svirskaya

The experiments on verification of the Kibble-Zurek mechanism showed that topological defects are formed most efficiently in the systems of small size or low (quasi-)dimensionality…

hep-ph20032 cited

Topological Defect Density in One-Dimensional Friedmann-Robertson-Walker Cosmological Model: Corrections Inferred from the Multi-Josephson-Junction-Loop Experiment

Yurii V. Dumin

The data on a strongly-nonequilibrium superconducting phase transition in the multi-Josephson-junction loop (MJJL), which represents a close analog of one-dimensional Friedmann-Rob…

astro-ph2002

On a probable manifestation of Hubble expansion at the local scales, as inferred from LLR data

Yu. V. Dumin

Processing the data of lunar laser ranging (LLR), whose accuracy now reaches a few millimeters, points to the effect of anomalous increase in the lunar semimajor axis (with an exce…

astro-ph2001

Side Influences on the Operation of Space-Based Interferometers, as Inferred from LLR Data

Yurii V. Dumin

Processing the data of lunar laser ranging (LLR) points to the effect of anomalous increase in the lunar semimajor axis (with an excessive rate about 1.3 cm/yr), which cannot be at…

astro-ph2000

On the Physical Nature of the Magnetic-Field Freezing-in Effect in Collisionless Cosmic Plasmas

Yu. V. Dumin

Attention is drawn to a fundamental difference between the physical mechanisms responsible for the magnetic field freezing-in effect in spatially isotropic (collisional) and strong…