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Cosmic strings and domain walls
Physics Reports · 1985 · Vol. 121(5) · pp. 263–315
Alexander Vilenkin✉(Tufts University)
Dark Matter and Cosmic PhenomenaCosmology and Gravitation TheoriesGalaxies: Formation, Evolution, PhenomenaPhysicsCosmic stringDomain wall (magnetism)String (physics)Theoretical physicsTopological defectUniversePhase transitionBounded functionDomain (mathematical analysis)
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