Superclustering in the explosion scenario. II - Prolate spheroidal shells from superconducting cosmic strings

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Cosmology, Dark Matter, Explosions, Galactic Clusters, Prolate Spheroids, String Theory, Correlation, Luminosity, Mass, Universe

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If galaxies form on shells, then clusters of galaxies should form at the vertices where three shells intersect. Weinberg, Ostriker, and Dekel (WOD, 1989) studied this picture quantitatively and found that an intersecting spherical shell model reproduces many of the properties of the observed distribution of galaxy clusters, but that too much superclustering is produced. In this paper, the WOD analysis is repeated with prolate spheroids that could be created by superconducting cosmic strings. It is found that most of the attractive features of the WOD model are maintained in the more general case and there is slight improvement in some aspects, but that the overall problem of excessive superclustering is not really alleviated.

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