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The Optical Expansion Scalar in Cosmological Perturbation Theory
Within the geometric optics approximation, the optical expansion scalar describes the local rate of change in the amplitude of a wave or the area of a light bundle propagating through the Universe. As such, it is fundamental for describing almost all the observations we make in cosmology. It was rec
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