Cosmology the origin and evolution of cosmic structure

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adam_text Titel: Cosmology Autor: Coles, Peter Jahr: 2003 Cosmology The Origin and Evolution of Cosmic Structure Second Edition Peter Coles School of Physics Astronomy, University of Nottingham, UK Francesco Lucchin Dipartimento di Astronomia, Universitd di Padova, Italy JOHN WILEY a SONS, LTD Contents Preface to First Edition xi Preface to Second Edition xix PART 1 Cosmological Models 1 First Principles 1.1 The Cosmological Principle 3 1.2 Fundamentals of General Relativity 6 1.3 The Robertson-Walker Metric 9 1.4 The Hubble Law 13 1.5 Redshift 16 1.6 The Deceleration Parameter 17 1.7 Cosmological Distances 18 1.8 The m-z and N-z Relations 20 1.9 Olbers Paradox 22 1.10 The Friedmann Equations 23 1.11 A Newtonian Approach 24 1.12 The Cosmological Constant 26 1.13 Friedmann Models 29 2 The Friedmann Models 33 2.1 Perfect Fluid Models 33 2.2 Flat Models 36 2.3 Curved Models: General Properties 38 2.3.1 Open models 39 2.3.2 Closed models 40 2.4 Dust Models 40 2.4.1 Open models 41 2.4.2 Closed models 41 2.4.3 General properties 42 2.5 Radiative Models 43 2.5.1 Open models 43 2.5.2 Closed models 44 2.5.3 General properties 44 2.6 Evolution of the Density Parameter 44 2.7 Cosmological Horizons 45 2.8 Models with a Cosmological Constant 49 vi Contents 3 Alternative Cosmologies 51 3.1 Anisotropic and Inhomogeneous Cosmologies 52 3.1.1 The Bianchi models 52 3.1.2 Inhomogeneous models 55 3.2 The Steady-State Model 57 3.3 The Dirac Theory 59 3.4 Brans-Dicke Theory 61 3.5 Variable Constants 63 3.6 Hoyle-Narlikar (Conformal) Gravity 64 4 Observational Properties of the Universe 67 4.1 Introduction 67 4.1.1 Units 67 4.1.2 Galaxies 69 4.1.3 Active galaxies and quasars 70 4.1.4 Galaxy clustering 72 4.2 The Hubble Constant 75 4.3 The Distance Ladder 79 4.4 The Age of the Universe 83 4.4.1 Theory 83 4.4.2 Stellar and galactic ages 84 4.4.3 Nucleocosmochronology 84 4.5 The Density of the Umverse * 86 4.5.1 Contributions to the density parameter 86 4.5.2 Galaxies 88 4.5.3 Clusters of galaxies 89 4.6 Deviations from the Hubble Expansion 92 4.7 Classical Cosmology 94 4.7.1 Standard candles 95 4.7.2 Angular sizes 97 4.7.3 Number-counts 99 4.7.4 Summary 100 4.8 The Cosmic Microwave Background 100 PART 2 The Hot Big Bang Model 107 5 Thermal History of the Hot Big Bang Model 109 5.1 The Standard Hot Big Bang 109 5.2 Recombination and Decoupling 111 5.3 Matter-Radiation Equivalence 112 5.4 Thermal History of the Universe .113 5.5 Radiation Entropy per Baryon 115 5.6 Timescales in the Standard Model 116 6 The Very Early Universe 119 6.1 The Big Bang Singularity 119 6.2 The Planck Time 122 6.3 The Planck Era 123 6.4 Quantum Cosmology 126 6.5 String Cosmology 128 7 Phase Transitions and Inflation 131 7.1 The Hot Big Bang 131 7.2 Fundamental Interactions 133 7.3 Physics of Phase Transitions 136 7.4 Cosmological Phase Transitions 138 Contents vii 7.5 Problems of the Standard Model 141 7.6 The Monopole Problem 143 7.7 The Cosmological Constant Problem - 145 7.8 The Cosmological Horizon Problem 147 7.8.1 The problem 147 7.8.2 The inflationary solution 149 7.9 The Cosmological Flatness Problem 152 7.9.1 The problem 152 7.9.2 The inflationary solution 154 7.10 The Inflationary Umverse 156 7.11 Types of Inflation 160 7.11.1 Old inflation 160 7.11.2 New inflation 161 7.11.3 Chaotic inflation 161 7.11.4 Stochastic inflation 162 7.11.5 Open inflation 162 7.11.6 Other models 163 7.12 Successes and Problems of Inflation 163 7.13 The Anthropic Cosmological Principle 164 8 The Lepton Era 167 8.1 The Quark-Hadron Transition 167 8.2 Chemical Potentials 168 8.3 The Lepton Era 171 8.4 Neutrino Decoupling 172 8.5 The Cosmic Neutrino Background 173 8.6 Cosmological Nucleosynthesis 176 8.6.1 General considerations 176 8.6.2 The standard nucleosynthesis model 177 8.6.3 The neutron-proton ratio 178 8.6.4 Nucleosynthesis of Helium 179 8.6.5 Other elements 181 8.6.6 Observations: Helium 4 182 8.6.7 Observations: Deuterium 183 8.6.8 Helium 3 184; 8.6.9 Lithium 7 185 8.6.10 Observations versus theory 185 8.7 Non-standard Nucleosynthesis 186 9 The Plasma Era 191 . 9.1 The Radiative Era 191 9.2 The Plasma Epoch 192 9.3 Hydrogen Recombination 194 9.4 The Matter Era 195 9.5 Evolution of the CMB Spectrum 197 PART 3 Theory of Structure Formation 203 10 Introduction to Jeans Theory 205 10.1 Gravitational Instability 205 10.2 Jeans Theory for Collisional Fluids 206 10.3 Jeans Instability in Collisionless Fluids 210 10.4 History of Jeans Theory in Cosmology 212 10.5 The Effect of Expansion: an Approximate Analysis 213 10.6 Newtonian Theory in a Dust Universe 215 10.7 Solutions for the Flat Dust Case 218 10.8 The Growth Factor 219 viii Contents 10.9 Solution for Radiation-Dominated Universes 221 10.10 The Method of Autosolution 223 10.11 The Meszaros Effect 225- 10.12 Relativistic Solutions 227 11 Gravitational Instability of Baryonic Matter 229 11.1 Introduction 229 11.2 Adiabatic and Isothermal Perturbations 230 11.3 Evolution of the Sound Speed and Jeans Mass 231 11.4 Evolution of the Horizon Mass 233 11.5 Dissipation of Acoustic Waves 234 11.6 Dissipation of Adiabatic Perturbations 237 11.7 Radiation Drag 240 11.8 A Two-Fluid Model 241 11.9 The Kinetic Approach 244 11.10 Summary 248 12 Non-baryonic Matter 251 12.1 Introduction 251 12.2 The Boltzmann Equation for Cosmic Relics 252 12.3 Hot Thermal Relics 253 12.4 Cold Thermal Relics , 255 12.5 The Jeans Mass 256 12.6 Implications 259 12.6.1 Hot Dark Matter 260 12.6.2 Cold Dark Matter 261 12.6.3 Summary 262 13 Cosmological Perturbations 263 13.1 Introduction 263 13.2 The Perturbation Spectrum 264 13.3 The Mass Variance 266 13.3.1 Mass scales and filtering 266 13.3.2 · Properties of the filtered field 268 13.3.3 Problems with filters 270 13.4 Types of Primordial Spectra 271 13.5 Spectra at Horizon Crossing 275 13.6 Fluctuations from Inflation 276 13.7 Gaussian Density Perturbations 279 13.8 Covariance Functions 281 13.9 Non-Gaussian Fluctuations? , 284 14 Nonlinear Evolution 287 14.1 The Spherical Top-Hat Collapse 287 14.2 The Zel dovich Approximation 290 14.3 The Adhesion Model 294 14.4 Self-similar Evolution 296 14.4.1 A simple model 296 14.4.2 Stable clustering 299 14.4.3 Scaling of the power spectrum 300 14.4.4 Comments 301 14.5 The Mass Function 301 14.6 N-Body Simulations 304 14.6.1 Direct summation 305 14.6.2 Particle-mesh techniques 306 14.6.3 Tree codes 309 14.6.4 Initial conditions and boundary effects 309 Contents ix 14.7 Gas Physics 310 14.7.1 Cooling 310 14.7.2 Numerical hydrodynamics _ 312 14.8 Biased Galaxy Formation 314 14.9 Galaxy Formation 318 14.10 Comments 321 15 Models of Structure Formation 323 15.1 Introduction 323 15.2 Historical Prelude 324 15.3 Gravitational Instability in Brief 326 15.4 Primordial Density Fluctuations 327 15.5 The Transfer Function 328 15.6 Beyond Linear Theory 330 15.7 Recipes for Structure Formation 331 15.8 Comments 334 PART 4 Observational Tests 335 16 Statistics of Galaxy Clustering 337 16.1 Introduction 337 16.2 Correlation Functions 339 16.3 The Umber Equation 342 16.4 Correlation Functions: Results 344 16.4.1 Two-point correlations 344 16.5 The Hierarchical Model 346 16.5.1 Comments 348 16.6 Cluster Correlations and Biasing 350 16.7 Counts in Cells 352 16.8 The Power Spectrum 355 16.9 Polyspectra 356 16.10 Percolation Analysis 359 16.11 Topology 361 16.12 Comments 365 17 The Cosmic Microwave Background 367 17.1 Introduction 367 17.2 The Angular Power Spectrum 368 17.3 The CMB Dipole 371 17.4 Large Angular Scales 374 17.4.1 The Sachs-Wolfe effect 374 17.4.2 The COBE DMR experiment 377 17.4.3 Interpretation of the COBE results 379 17.5 Intermediate Scales 380 17.6 Smaller Scales: Extrinsic Effects 385 17.7 The Sunyaev-Zel dovich Effect 389 17.8 Current Status 391 18 Peculiar Motions of Galaxies 393 18.1 Velocity Perturbations 393 18.2 Velocity Correlations 396 18.3 Bulk Flows 398 18.4 Velocity-Density Reconstruction 400 18.5 Redshift-Space Distortions 402 18.6 Implications for OQ 405 x Contents 19 Gravitational Lensing 409 19.1 Historical Prelude 409^ 19.2 Basic Gravitational Optics 412 19.3 More Complicated Systems 415 19.4 Applications 418 19.4.1 Microlensing 418 19.4.2 Multiple images 419 19.4.3 Arcs, arclets and cluster masses 420 19.4.4 Weak lensing by large-scale structure 421 19.4.5 The Hubble constant 422 19.5 Comments 423 20 The High-Redshift Universe 425 20.1 Introduction 425 20.2 Quasars 426 20.3 The Intergalactic Medium (IGM) 428 20.3.1 Quasar spectra 428 20.3.2 The Gunn-Peterson test 428 20.3.3 Absorption line systems 430 20.3.4 X-ray gas in clusters 432 20.3.5 Spectral distortions of the CMB 432 20.3.6 The X-ray background # 433 20.4 The Infrared Background and Dust 434 20.5 Number-counts Revisited 437 20.6 Star and Galaxy Formation 438 20.7 Concluding Remarks 444 21 A Forward Look 447 21.1 Introduction 447 21.2 General Observations 448 21.3 X-rays and the Hot Universe 449 21.4 The Apotheosis of Astrometry: GALA 450 21.5 The Next Generation Space Telescope: NGST 452 21.6 Extremely Large Telescopes 453 21.7 Far-IR and Submillimetre Views of the Early Universe 454 21.8 The Cosmic Microwave Background 456 21.9 The Square Kilometre Array 456 21.10 Gravitational Waves 458 21.11 Sociology, Politics and Economics 460 21.12 Conclusions 461 Appendix A. Physical Constants 463 Appendix B. Useful Astronomical Quantities 465 Appendix C. Particle Properties 467 References 469 Index 485
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