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===Cosmology===<!-- This section is linked from [[Cosmic inflation]] --> In [[physical cosmology]], the power spectrum of the spatial distribution of the [[cosmic microwave background]] is near to being a scale-invariant function. Although in mathematics this means that the spectrum is a power-law, in cosmology the term "scale-invariant" indicates that the amplitude, {{math|''P''(''k'')}}, of [[primordial fluctuations]] as a function of [[wave number]], {{mvar|k}}, is approximately constant, i.e. a flat spectrum. This pattern is consistent with the proposal of [[cosmic inflation]].
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