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DerSarkissian (1985) has proposed cosmological models in which the initial hadronic mass density and temperature are maximum but finite. We show that the initial pressure in these models is infinite and negative and we discuss the implications of this result.
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If\(\dot R(\tau ) = 0\), then\(\dot R(\tau ) > 0\) implies thatR is minimum att=τ.
Unless a dramatic upsurge in the pressure had occurred immediately after creation one cannot takep=0 fort≳τ.
A recent singularity-free cosmological model has been proposed byM. Özer andM. O. Taha:Nucl. Phys. B,287, 776 (1987).
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Abdel-Rahman, AM.M. Comment on the paper «The cosmological constant (Λ) as a possible primordial link to Einstein’s theory of gravity, the properties of hadronic matter and the problem of creation». Nuov Cim B 102, 225–228 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02726570
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