Phys. Rev. Lett. 22, 1071–1074 (1969)Mixmaster UniverseReceived 14 April 1969; published in the issue dated 19 May 1969 The generic, nonrotating, homogeneous cosmological model for a closed space (Bianchi type IX) has a very complex singularity which can, however, be described in detail. It appears that only the exceptional (previous studied) cases will have particle horizons. Thus these models may lead to some insight into how the broad-scale homogeneity of the universe may have been produced at very early times. © 1969 The American Physical Society URL:
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