Gravitational instability for a multifluid medium in an expanding universe

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Big Bang Cosmology, Galactic Evolution, Gravitation Theory, Magnetohydrodynamic Stability, Two Fluid Models, Universe, Continuum Mechanics, Electromagnetic Fields, Galactic Clusters, Helium, Hydrogen, Neutrinos, Newton Theory, Unified Field Theory

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The gravitational clustering of a multicomponent fluid in an expanding Newtonian universe is considered, taking into account the mutual gravitational interactions of the medium. A set of exact and approximate solutions for two fluid components and for several fluid components is obtained; primordial hydrogen and helium or cosmological massive neutrinos of different masses and/or velocity distribution may be described by these solutions. The ratio between the two fluid perturbations, even if originally equal to unity, changes monotonically with time; this phenomenon leads to different epochs for nonlinear clustering that may be reflected into different epochs of galaxy formation.

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