Reconstructing the primordial spectrum of fluctuations of the universe from the observed nonlinear clustering of galaxies

Statistics – Computation

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Astronomical Spectroscopy, Cosmology, Galactic Clusters, Universe, Computational Astrophysics, Correlation, Many Body Problem

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It was discovered that the nonlinear evolution of the two point correlation function in N-body experiments of galaxy clustering with Omega = 1 appears to be described to good approximation by a simple general formula. The underlying form of the formula is physically motivated, but its detailed representation is obtained empirically by fitting to N-body experiments. In this paper, the formula is presented along with an inverse formula which converts a final, nonlinear correlation function into the initial linear correlation function. The inverse formula is applied to observational data from the CfA, IRAs, and APM galaxy surveys, and the initial spectrum of fluctuations of the universe, if Omega = 1.

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