An exploration of volume test V/Vm under various values of deceleration parameter q0

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Deceleration, Quasars, Radio Galaxies, Spatial Distribution, Big Bang Cosmology, Red Shift

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The effect of the choice of deceleration parameter (q0) on the volume method proposed by Schmidt (1968) to test the uniformity of the space distribution of objects such as QSOs or radio galaxies is investigated analytically for the case of a zero-pressure matter-dominated Friedman universe. Theoretical volume ratios V/Vm are calculated for given red shifts z = 0.1-10.0 and q0 as high as 12, and for three observational samples (3CR, 4C, and Parkes) at q0 = 0-3.0; the results are presented in tables and graphs, and the relationships among the parameters V, Vm, z, z(m), and q0 are explored. V/Vm is found to be sensitive to q0 only for small z, and it is inferred that the volume test is reliable for q0 less than 1 but must be used very carefully for q0 greater than 2 or 3 and large z.

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