On high-redshift quasar absorption spectra and the Riemannian geometry of the Universe
D. Palle
Abstract
We study the observed small deviations of high-redshift absorption spectra that are interpreted as a possible evidence for a variable fine structure constant. On the contrary, we claim that the effect could be completely attributed to the small amount of cosmic shear beyond the standard Friedmann expanding Universe.
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