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1 Scientific papers by György Paál ( ) Some guidance to the list of papers (compiled by G. Paál) A. Earliest arguments (from years ) for large scale inhomogeneities reaching Abell's distance group 5 and z = 0.1. See items 5, 6, 10. B. The same anomalies interpreted later as possible consequences of evolution: items 11, 13, 15, 16. C. The first appearance (in 1970) and discussion (in 1971) of the idea that some periodicities of quasar redshifts may be due to space compactification: items 8, 9. D. Periodicities of galaxy redshifts as possible signs of compactification and cosmological acceleration: items 42, 43, 44, 45 (posthumous) E. Different versions of early inflation: items 23 35
2 l. Almár, I., Paál, G.: A new method of visual observation of artificial satellites of the Earth with the aid of telescopes AT I. (in Russian) Bulleten Stanciy Opticheskogo Nablyudeniya Iskusstvennych Sputnikov Zemli (Astronomical Soviet SSSR, Moscow), Vol.5, p.14, Balázs, B., Paál, G.: On the interpretation of cosmology. Nature 189, 992, Paál, G.: On the Relativistic Theory of the Metagalaxy. (in Russian) Astr. Zh. 39, 911, Paál, G.: On the Instability of Clusters of Galaxies. Acta Phys. Hung. 17, 379, Paál, G.: Some Remarks on Empirical Tests of Cosmology. Mitteilungen der Sternwarte der ung. Akademie der Wiss., Budapest, No.54, Paál, G.: On the Structure and Kinematics of the Metagalaxy. (in Russian) Astr. Zh. 42, 19, 1965 English edition 9, Paál, G.: Characteristic Distances in Clusters of Galaxies. Acta Phys. Hung. 21, 373, Paál, G.: Red Shifts and Quasars. Science Journal 6, 101, Paál, G.: The Global Structure of the Universe and the Distribution of Quasi Stellar Objects. Acta Phys. Hung. 30, 51, Paál, G.: An Angular Diameter Red Shift Relation for Rich Clusters of Galaxies. Astrofizika, Vo1.7, Armenian Acad. Sci., Yerevan, p.435, 1971
3 11. Paál, G.: Relaxing Clusters in the Evolving Universe. Proc. IAU Symp. 63, p.251, Paál, G.: Cosmic Cyclicity and Relativistic Cosmology. (in Hungarian) Communications of Dept. X. of the Hung. Acad. Sci. Vol. 8, p.427, Paál, G.: A Note on the Collective Evolution of Rich Clusters of Galaxies. Proc. of the Third European Astronomical Meeting, Tbilisi, 1975, p.474, Balázs, B., Paál, G.: On the Cosmological Redshift. (in Hungarian) Csillagászati évkönyv 1976, p.231, Paál, G.: Evolutionary Approach to the Missing Mass Problem of Clusters of Galaxies. Astr. Nachr. 297, 311, Paál, G.: An Analogy between Simulated and Actual Clusters of Different Kinds. Proc. IAU Symp. 79, p.197, Paál, G.: Cosmic Cyclicity and Relativistic Cosmology. Symp. "Cyclicity, Theory and Practice", Budapest , Commission of Geonomy of the Hung. Acad. Sci., p.76, Paál, G.: On the Gauge Function for the Scale Covariant Theory of Gravitation. General Relativity 9. Extended Abstracts, Vol.2, p.510, Paál, G.: Universal Cyclicity in a Non Cyclic Universe. Acta Geol. Hung. 23, 121, Paál, G.: Large Number Coincidences and the Cosmic Evolution. Acta Geol. Hung. 23, 129, Lukács, B., Paál, G.: Structural Constants of the Universe. (in Hungarian) Csillagászati évkönyv 1982, p. 250, 1982
4 22. Paál, G.: Invariance Principle in a Variable Universe. Proc. of Symp. "Principle of Invariance and its Applications", Byurakan, 1981, Armenian Acad. Sci., Yerevan, p.521, Diósi, L., Keszthelyi, B., Lukács, B., Paál, G.: Viscosity and the Monopole Density of the Universe. Acta Phys. Pol. Ser.B 15, 909, Diósi, L., Keszthelyi, B., Lukács, B., Paál, G.: Analytic Model for Phase Transitions in the Early Universe. Astr. Nachr. 306, 213, Diósi, L., Keszthelyi, B., Lukács, B., Paál, G.: Symmetry Breaking GUT Phase Transitions with Irreversibilities. Phys. Lett. 157B, 23, Diósi, L., Lukács, B., Martinás, K., Paál, G.: A Thermodynamic Analysis of the Vacuum. Proc. Balatonszéplak Relativity Workshop, 1985, ed.: Lukács, B., p.73, Lukács, B., Paál, G.: The Early Universe. (in Hungarian) Fizikai Szemle, 454, Diósi, L., Keszthelyi, B., Lukács, B., Paál, G.: Technical Constraints for the GUT Scale Parameter. KFKI Report Acta Phys. Hung. 60, 299, Diósi, L., Lukács, B., Martinás, K., Paál, G.: Thermodynamics of the vacuum. Astroph. & Space Sci, 122, 371, Kämpfer, B., Lukács, B., Paál, G.: Inflation by Moderate Supercooling? General Relativity 11. Abstracts, p.206, Bagoly, Zs., Lukács, B., Paál, G.: Monopole Abundance from First order GUT Phase Transition of the Early Universe. Astr. Nachr. 308, 143, 1987
5 32. Kämpfer, B., Lukács, B., Paál G.: Entropy Production in Tepid Inflation. Phys. Lett. B 187, 17, Lukács, B., Martinás, K., Paál G.: Free Parameters in the Standard Cosmologic Model. "Relativity Today", Proc. 2nd Hungarian Relativity Workshop, 1987, ed.: Z. Perjés, (World Scientific), p.247, Lukács, B., Paál, G.: Primordial Density Perturbations in Tepid Inflation. Proc. IAU Symp. 130, p Lukács, B., Paál, G.: Galaxy Formation from Tepid Inflation. Astroph. & Space Sci. 146, Lukács, B., Paál, G.: Non trivial Pfaffian Forms in Cosmology. Acta Phys. Hung. 66, Lukács, B., Paál, G.: Cosmic Symmetries with Microcosmic Symmetry Breakings. Proc. of Symp. "Symmetry of Structure", Budapest, 1989, eds.: Darvas, Gy., Nagy, D., 344, Lukács, B., Paál, G.: Discrete Symmetries in Cosmic Scales. Proc. of Symp. "Symmetry of Structure", Budapest, 1989, eds.: Darvas, Gy., Nagy, D.p.402, Lukács, B., Paál, G.: Physical Background to Evolutionary Studies. Symp. "Evolution: from Cosmogenesis to Biogenesis", Budapest, 1990, eds.: Lukács, B., Bérczi, Sz., Molnár, I., Paál, G., p.3, Paál, G., Lukács, B.: Cosmogenesis. Symp. "Evolution: from Cosmogenesis to Biogenesis", Budapest, 1990, eds.: Lukács, B., Bérczi, Sz., Molnár, I., Paál, G., p.13, 1990
6 41. Kämpfer, B., Lukács, B., Paál, G.: Phenomenology of Phase Transitions in the Early Universe. (in Russian) Sov. J. Part. Nucl. 22, 31, 1992 English preprint: KFKI /B Cosmic Phase Transitions. Teubner Texte Phys. Bd.29, Stuttgart, Paál, G.: Topology of the Universe. Symp. "Symmetry and Topology in Evolution", Budapest, 1991, eds.: Lukács, B., Bérczi, Sz., Molnár I., Paál, G., p.5, 1991 Symmetry: Culture and Science (The Quarterly of the Internat. Soc. for the Interdisciplinary Study of Symmetry), eds.: Darvas, Gy.,, D., Vol.4, No. l, pp.13 18, 1993 (posthumous) 43. Paál, G., Horváth, I., Lukács, B.: Inflation and Compactification from Galaxy Redshifts? Astroph. & Space Sci. 191, , Holba, Á., Horváth, I., Lukács, B., Paál, G.: Cosmological Parameters and Redshift Periodicity. Preprint: 40/B Astroph. & Space Sci. 198, , 1992 (posthumous) 45. Holba, Á., Horváth, I., Lukács, B., Paál, G.: Once more on Quasar Periodicities. Preprint: KFKI /B (posthumous) Astroph. & Space Sci. 222, 65 83, 1994 (posthumous)
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