Black hole 'crystals' as seeds of structure formation in the early Universe

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Big Bang Cosmology, Black Holes (Astronomy), Density Distribution, Nuclear Fusion, Universe, Accumulations, Capture Effect, Crystals, Galactic Structure, Gamma Rays, Mass

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It is generally accepted that structure formed in the matter dominated Universe, for obvious reasons. In this paper, we would like to suggest an alternate theory: that structure could have formed in the radiation dominated Universe if it was 'protected' from destruction. This protection is envisioned as a 'crystal', of sorts, made up of primordial black holes (PBH's), which form a cavitation into which any matter particles in the nucleosynthesis period of the Universe (around 100 seconds after the Big Bang) could have taken refuge; a sort of oasis in a sea of radiation. Such a scenario could solve several problems in cosmology, namely: how matter got a foot-hold over anti-matter in the Universe; the structure/galaxy formation problem; and possibly suggest ideas on the gamma-ray count and distribution.

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