Anisotropy of relic radiation during period of secondary ionization of cosmological hydrogen

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Anisotropy, Astrophysics, Electromagnetic Radiation, Hydrogen Recombinations, Ionization, Plasmas (Physics), Relic Radiation, Cosmology, Hydrogen, Kinetics, Optical Thickness

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Experimental data on the small-scale angular anisotropy of relic electromagnetic radiation are an important source of information on the early universe. This approach was used in a study of the generation of small-scale anisotropy using models with secondary ionization of pregalactic matter. In the modeling it was postulated that the source of excess radiation is high-energy quanta arising during the decay of unstable massive particles or primordial black holes. The kinetics of ionization and hydrogen recombination were studied and the principle variants of change in plasma optical thickness were computed. It is demonstrated that nonequilibrium ionization of pregalactic plasma is an effective mechanism of attenuation of small-scale anisotropy of relic radiation.

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