Cosmology on Small Scales 2026Dark Matter Problem and Other Cosmological Puzzles

The term dark matter first appeared in an article by Jan Oort in 1932. A year later, to explain the gravitational binding of galaxy cluster Abell 1656, Fritz Zwicky postulated that it contains 400 times more non-luminous matter than luminous matter. Later, this enormous ratio was dramatically reduced. According to the standard cosmological model, there is six times more dark matter than ordinary baryonic matter. The aim of this conference is to bring together experts from various scientific fields to discuss whether dark matter actually exists or whether it is merely a consequence of excessive extrapolations of common physical laws to the large scales. Yet another issue to be discussed is the global geometry and shape of the physical universe, which may be revealed by observing objects with large cosmological redshifts using the James Webb Space Telescope. At last, we will also focus on our traditional topic - the local Hubble expansion of the universe.

ISBN:	978-80-85823-75-2
EAN:	9788085823752
Počet stran	272 stran
Rozměr	150x210 mm
Datum vydání	27. 07. 2026
Pořadí vydání	1.
Jazyk	anglický
Editor:	Michal Křížek
Editor:	Yurii V. Dumin
Nakladatelství	Matematický ústav AV ČR
Tématická skupina	3 - Přírodní vědy, matematika
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