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Strong energy condition in a Friedmann universe

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With zero cosmological constant, the condition ρ+3P≥0 implies a¨≤0 and
H˙≤−H2,dtd​(H−1)≥1
(1)
wherever H=0.
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Finite-time Friedmann singularity under the strong energy condition

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Strong energy condition in a Friedmann universe
If H>0 at one time, the inequality d(H−1)/dt≥1 forces H→+∞ and a→0 within finite time to the past. If H<0, it forces H→−∞ and a→0 within finite time to the future.

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