Unification, Monopoles, and Cosmology
Physical Review LettersPublished 19 May 1980
J. N. Fry, David N. Schramm
Citations21
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It is shown that the cosmological problem of too many relic monopoles generated in the big bang according to standard grand unification theories can be avoided by several straightforward machanisms, one of which may make monopoles useful as seeds for galaxy formation.
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