Imprints of the Damping of Adiabatic Perturbations

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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The damping that adiabatic density perturbations undergo prior to and during the recombination epoch can produce a secondary peak in their two point, spatial, correlation function. It may then show up in the angle-averaged density profiles around real high density peaks. It is expected to appear at the same time in the non-linear regime of rich clusters of galaxies (length scale of a few Mpc) and in the linear regime of extended superclusters (length scale of a few tens of Mpc). Such peaks are tentatively identified in the observed spatial correlation function of galaxies and in the Virgo-centric density profile. The adiabatic component is found to be relatively important on fitting a theoretical model in which the initial spectrum is a combination of adiabatic and isothermal powerlaws. The power indices are found to be limited by nα ≧ -1 and nb = ≧ 0, respectively. By matching the peaks from the two length scales we obtain Ω0 ˜ 0.1 and MD ˜ 2 1014 Msun h-175 for the damping scale. It is proposed that the structure in the Universe evolves according to a script which is a combination of the hierarchical clustering theory and the "pancake" theory.

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