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VOLUME 27 (1978) | ISSUE 11 | PAGE 665
Condensation of photons in the hot universe and longitudinal relict radiation
Assuming that the photon mass differs from zero, a hypothesis is advanced that a photon condensate existed in the universe at earlier expansion stages. The evaporation of the condensate as a result of interaction with charged particles has led to the formation of longitudinal relict radiation that constitutes possibly the bulk of the mass of the universe.