Anisotropy of the relic background radiation in the period of the secondary ionization of cosmological hydrogen

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Anisotropic Media, Cosmology, Hydrogen Ions, Ion Recombination, Relic Radiation, Astronomical Models, Black Holes (Astronomy), Ion Production Rates, Radioactive Decay

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The generation of the small-scale anisotropy of the relic electromagnetic radiation in models with secondary ionization of pregalactic matter is investigated. It is assumed that high-energy quanta, created by decays of unstable massive particles or primordial black holes, were the source of redundant ionization of hydrogen. The kinetics of ionization and recombination of hydrogen is investigated, and principal versions of evolution of the Thomson optical depth are calculated. It is shown that in the models with secondary ionization of hydrogen the level of anisotropy of the relic background radiation at angular scales of 5 - 30 arc minutes has to be 10 - 20 times less than the observational upper limits.

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