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      Cosmologies with variable Newton's “constant”

      Nuclear Physics B
      Elsevier BV

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            Cosmology and the Fate of Dilatation Symmetry

            We discuss the cosmological constant problem in the light of dilatation symmetry and its possible anomaly. For dilatation symmetric quantum theories realistic asymptotic cosmology is obtained provided the effective potential has a non-trivial minimum. For theories with dilatation anomaly one needs as a non-trivial "cosmon condition" that the energy-momentum tensor in the vacuum is purely anomalous. Such a condition is related to the short-distance renormalization group behavior of the fundamental theory. Observable deviations from the standard hot big bang cosmology are possible.
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              Time Variation of the Fundamental "Constants" and Kaluza-Klein Theories

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                Journal
                Nuclear Physics B
                Nuclear Physics B
                Elsevier BV
                05503213
                June 1988
                June 1988
                : 302
                : 4
                : 645-667
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                10.1016/0550-3213(88)90192-7
                7edecacb-19a2-4d3e-b819-37b57f1d65de
                © 1988

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