Neil Turok

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List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Thermodynamic solution of the homogeneity, isotropy and flatness puzzles (and a clue to the cosmological constant)	2024-03-12	Paper
Existence of real time quantum path integrals	2023-06-07	Paper
Oscillatory path integrals for radio astronomy	2023-03-29	Paper
The big bang, CPT, and neutrino dark matter	2022-03-25	Paper
On quantum tunneling in real time	2021-01-11	Paper
Cosmological perturbations in a big-crunch–big-bang space-time	2019-01-14	Paper
Dynamical string tension in string theory with spacetime Weyl invariance	2016-06-17	Paper
Anatomy of Quantum Tunneling	2014-01-24	Paper
A Cyclic Model of the Universe	2011-11-28	Paper
Why the Cosmological Constant Is Small and Positive	2011-11-28	Paper
Effective actions for heterotic M theory	2011-10-18	Paper
Geodesically Complete Analytic Solutions for a Cyclic Universe	2011-05-18	Paper
THE RETURN OF THE PHOENIX UNIVERSE	2010-04-08	Paper
Quantum Resolution of Cosmological Singularities using AdS∕CFT	2009-12-15	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q4814934	2004-08-19	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q4453072	2004-03-07	Paper
The cyclic universe: an informal introduction	2003-10-13	Paper
A critical review of inflation	2003-02-27	Paper
Theories of structure formation in the universe	2002-03-08	Paper
Stability of flat space to singular instantons	2001-05-07	Paper
A Causal Source Which Mimics Inflation	2000-07-16	Paper
Solitons and the energy-momentum tensor for affine Toda theory.	2000-03-05	Paper
Affine Toda solitons and vertex operators.	2000-03-05	Paper
Ringing the eigenmodes from compact manifolds	1999-11-18	Paper
EXPONENTIALLY SMALL COUPLINGS BETWEEN TWISTED FIELDS OF ORBIFOLD STRING THEORIES	1999-06-29	Paper
Affine Toda solitons and vertex operators	1994-01-09	Paper
Solitons and the energy-momentum tensor for affine Toda theory	1993-08-18	Paper

Research outcomes over time

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