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Deceleration parameter from the Hubble derivative
(
q
=
−
1
−
H
˙
/
H
2
)
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Differentiating
H
=
a
˙
/
a
gives
H
˙
=
a
¨
/
a
−
H
2
, which proves the displayed identity.
A
falling
Hubble parameter
does not by itself imply deceleration: linear growth
a
∝
t
has
H
=
1/
t
but
q
=
0
.
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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge
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2009
/
iii
/
Paper 66
/
2
/
iv
/
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