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Inflationary Theory: Structure Formation

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Description

This lecture covers the problems related to initial conditions in the universe, such as the horizon, flatness, and the inflationary theory as a solution. It discusses the evolution of scalar fields, predictions of inflation, and the evolution of density perturbations. The lecture concludes with the basic equations characterizing the universe and the Euler equations.

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