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Abstract

The author has reviewed Klein's cosmology, which is based on Dirac's matter-antimatter symmetry. Its initial and highly questionable phase is a contraction of an extremely large volume of matter-antimatter. Anihilation increases very rapidly with contraction, and when a size on the order of 10**2**5 m (1 giga-light year) is reached, anihilation is strong enough to cause a reversal from contraction to expansion. This expansion is identical to the Hubble expansion. The author has thus concluded that the big bang that causes the Hubble expansion may be a 'bigger big bang' in a region on the order of 1 giga-light year.

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Alfven, H. (1987). PLASMA COSMOLOGY. (p. 18). IEEE. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-5980-5_15

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