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Big Bang Theory Foundations

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This lecture covers the foundations of the Big Bang Theory, discussing the expansion of the universe, thermal equilibrium, temperature, conserved numbers, radiation-dominated stage, relativistic degrees of freedom, and the Friedmann equation. It also explores the prediction of the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) and the achievement of thermal equilibrium in an expanding universe.

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