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Canuto et al. 1976
, P.J. Adams, S.H. Hsieh, and E. Tsiang, 1976: Particle creation and Dirac's Large Numbers Hypothesis. Nature, 264, 485, doi:10.1038/264485a0.
In a recent paper Steigman claims to show that the creation of matter as postulated by Dirac is unnecessary. In particular he claims that a theory with a gravitational constant G varying as t-1 automatically implies that the number of nucleons within the horizon should increase as t2. If so, Dirac's hypothesis that N ∼ t2 must be due to spontaneous matter creation becomes unnecessary. We here show Steigman's claim to be incorrect.
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@article{ca09910l, author={Canuto, V. and Adams, P. J. and Hsieh, S. H. and Tsiang, E.}, title={Particle creation and Dirac's Large Numbers Hypothesis}, year={1976}, journal={Nature}, volume={264}, pages={485}, doi={10.1038/264485a0}, }
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TY - JOUR ID - ca09910l AU - Canuto, V. AU - Adams, P. J. AU - Hsieh, S. H. AU - Tsiang, E. PY - 1976 TI - Particle creation and Dirac's Large Numbers Hypothesis JA - Nature JO - Nature VL - 264 SP - 485 DO - 10.1038/264485a0 ER -
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