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Hubble Parameters from the Geometric mean Approach Tcmb,t = Sqr(Tmax*Tmin,t), the Link to The Hawking Temperature and The Planck Scale

12 April 2025, Version 1
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Abstract

Haug has recently demonstrated that the CMB temperature in the RHt = ct black hole cosmology can be expressed simply as T_t = Sqr(Tmax*Tmin,t), where T_max and T_min,t are the Hawking temperatures of the Planck mass black hole and the Hubble sphere, respectively. In this paper, we summarize how a wide range of parameters related to the Hubble sphere and cosmology can then be elegantly expressed in highly intuitive and concise forms.

Keywords

Hubble sphere
geometric mean temperature
Carnot engine
Hawking temperature
CMB temperature

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