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Article Contents
- ABSTRACT
- 1.INTRODUCTION
- 1.1.The dynamic universe
- 1.2.Geometry and destiny
- 1.3.Acceleration
- 1.4.Revolution in physics
- 2.EFFECTS OF ACCELERATED EXPANSION
- 2.1.Acceleration directly?
- 2.2.Kinematics
- 2.3.Dynamics
- 2.4.True acceleration?
- 2.5.Fate of the universe
- 3.DISTANCE MEASURES
- 3.1.General cosmological distance
properties
- 3.2.Type Ia supernovae
- 3.3.Cosmic microwave background
- 3.4.Baryon acoustic oscillations
- 3.5.Other methods
- 3.6.Summary of mapping techniques
- 4.GROWTH AND EXPANSION
- 4.1.Growth of density
perturbations
- 4.2.Abundance tests
- 4.3.Gravitational lensing
- 4.4.Testing gravity
- 4.4.1.First steps
- 4.4.2.Problems parametrizing
beyond-Einstein gravity
- 4.4.3.Levels of discovery
- 5.SYSTEMATICS IN DATA AND THEORY
- 5.1.Parameterizing dark energy
- 5.2.Mirage of Lambda
- 5.3.Inhomogeneous data sets
- 5.4.Miscalibrated standard
- 5.5.Malmquist bias
- 5.6.Other issues
- 6.FUTURE PROSPECTS
- 6.1.Data and systematics
- 6.2.Mapping resolution
- 6.3.Limits on cosmic doomsday
- 7.CONCLUSIONS
- REFERENCES