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09-27-2004 9:03 PM 		Reply to: Message 181 by crashfrog
09-26-2004 2:01 AM

Do i understand the situation properly if i say that the quantum fluctuations are due to the Heizenburg uncertainty principle? Are these quantum fluctuations a product of mass or actual space/time disturbances that get further amplifyed by the inflationary epoch?
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