Filamentary structure in an objectively-derived deep galaxy sample?

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Astronomical Models, Filaments, Galactic Clusters, Galactic Structure, Mass Distribution, Data Sampling, Monte Carlo Method

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The deep galaxy sample of MacGillivray & Dodd (1980), obtained from purely objective means, is investigated using the technique of Kuhn & Uson (1982) for the presence of structure of a filamentary nature. A variety of synthetic fields of galaxies (including both 'filament' and 'non-filament' models) generated by means of a computer simulation technique have also been studied for comparison purposes. No strong evidence for filamentary structure in the galaxy distribution is found for this deep sample.

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