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Second Peer Review - 3

But putting all of that aside, I will take a narrow view of the manuscript. It proposes a distance(redshift) relation, and we can quantitatively see how well this …

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Second Peer Review - 1

This manuscript presents the predicted luminosity distance in the Hypergeometrical Universe (HU) model and compares against the Union supernova compilation. Unfortunately, I do not believe that it is …

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First Peer Review - 9

So overall, I am not convinced that the author has properly calculated the actual impact of the geometry of the universe that he proposes. Since he is not …

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First Peer Review - 10

* Finally, I do not think it is possible for G to vary in the way that the author proposes. For one, we have constraints on the variation …

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First Peer Review - 8

The rest of the paper in fact makes use of some simple geometrical arguments to obtain distances and I have to admit I do not understand what they …

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