Abstract

Theoretical magnitude—redshift relations calculated for the well known ΛCDM model and the C model, which differs in its description of the repulsive force, are compared with the observed (m - M) (z) relation for Type Ia supernovae. The predictions of the ΛCDM and C models for the (m - M)(z) relation differ little at redshifts z ≤ 2, and both qualitatively correctly describe the observed dependence. However, the two models differ appreciably at redshifts z ≥ 3. Studies of the (m - M)(z) relation at redshifts z ≥ 3 may make it possible to approach a better understanding of the nature of the cosmological repulsive forces.

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