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Progress in Physics 2013
Change of Measure between Light Travel Time and Euclidean DistancesKeywords: cosmological distances , expanding Universe , Light Travel Time , Euclidean Distances , Mattig’s formula Abstract: The problem of cosmological distances is approached using a method based on the propagation of light in an expanding Universe. From the change of measure between Light Travel Time and Euclidean Distances, a formula is derived to compute distances as a function of redshift. This formula is identical to Mattig’s formula (with q0 = 1/2) which is based on Friedmann’s equations of general relativity.
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