A gravitational thermodynamic approach to probe the primordial spectrum of cosmological density fluctuations

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Cosmology, Density (Mass/Volume), Gravitation Theory, Many Body Problem, Thermodynamics, Computational Astrophysics, Computerized Simulation, Dark Matter, Galactic Clusters, Spectral Methods

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Gravitational thermodynamic theory predicts the probability distribution function f(N) for finding N galaxies in a sampling volume V. The theoretical function f(N), which contains a single parameter b, is compared with the results of the N-body simulations emerging from various density perturbation spectra in a flat universe. It is shown, however, that the N-body results match the predicted function f(N) quite well only when the parameter b is regarded as scale-dependent, i.e., b = b(R), where R is a linear size of a sampling volume V. In fact, b(R), obtained by fitting the actual distribution to f(N), a turns out to be a useful measure to quantify the present clustering in the universe. This measure is very sensitive to linear structure on large scales.

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