Self-focusing as a mechanism for the formation of dense structures in Newtonian cosmology

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Big Bang Cosmology, Computational Astrophysics, Density Distribution, Galactic Evolution, Newton Theory, Self Focusing, Fluid Pressure, Ideal Fluids, Jeans Theory, Nonlinear Equations, Schroedinger Equation

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A simple nonlinear mechanism for producing galaxies from smaller initital perturbations than those required by linear perturbation theories is proposed. It is demonstrated that the multidimensional cubic nonlinear Schroedinger equations describe the slowly-varying envelope of a nearly plane-fronted acoustic wave of moderately small amplitude in a uniformly expanding ideal fluid described by Newtonian gravity, where the background matter variables and expansion factor are treated as if they varied more slowly than anything else. The theory predicts occasional nearly pointlike concentrations of matter, for fluctuation wavenumbers greater than the critical Jeans' wavenumber, that might be promising candidates for protogalaxies.

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