Titlebook: Galaxy Formation; Malcolm S. Longair Textbook 19981st edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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The Friedman World Models constructed. The standard models contain three essential ingredients: ? The ., which, combined with the observations that the Universe is isotropic, homogeneous and uniformly expanding on a large scale, leads to the Robertson—Walker metric (5.36); ., according to which the world lines of particles

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Nucleosynthesis in the Early Universelight elements by . which took place during the first 10 minutes of our Universe. The results of this analysis are crucial for a number of aspects of galaxy formation. In particular, primordial nucleosynthesis provides one of the most important constraints upon the density parameter in the form of b

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The Simplest Picture of Galaxy Formation and Why It Failser, we examine the case in which it is assumed that all the matter in the Universe, both ‘visible’ and dark, is in baryonic form. This was the natural starting point for the first plausible models for galaxy formation in the 1960s and 1970s, but they are doomed to failure. Despite this, there are tw

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Correlation Functions and the Spectrum of the Initial Fluctuationsmake assumptions about the spectrum of the fluctuations from which galaxies and larger scale structures formed. The natural way of describing the distribution of galaxies on the large scale is in terms of . and their associated .. The objective is to relate these properties of the distribution of ga

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Fluctuations in the Cosmic Microwave Background Radiationonting theories of the origin of the large-scale structure of the Universe with observation. The problem addressed in this chapter is how to relate the fluctuations in the dark and baryonic matter on the last scattering surface at the epoch of recombination to the intensity fluctuations which they i

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