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1. Lambda and Vacuum Energy
Analze the relationship between Lambda (on one side of Einstein's equation) and vacuum energy (on the other side), including the implied equation of state and how it evolves with time.
2. Growth of Clustering
Describe how clustering of mass and, therefore, galaxies grows. How could observations of galaxy clustering at different redshift be combined to constrain cosmological parameters?
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