Presentation materials
We examine a naive perturbative generalization of the Friedmann--Lemaitre cosmological model. We introduce at the metric level parameters which control basic properties of inhomogeneities, their profile, growth rate and density contrast. We give conditions under which the model can be considered reasonable and comment limitations of this approach. Finally, we perform an averaging procedure of...
As known since 1980, some light rays emitted from the Big Bang (BB) in a
Lemaitre - Tolman (L-T) model reach all observers with an infinite blueshift.
This happens when at the emission point the BB function t_B(r) has nonzero
derivative and the ray propagates radially. Some authors portrayed the existence
of blueshifts as a disaster disqualifying the L-T models. This author recently
proposed...
Inhomogeneous, relativistic cosmology has recently observed a rise in popularity among the cosmologists. In particular, the scalar averaging approach (Buchert formalism) has been intensively examined
both analytically and numerically, giving some new insights
into the problem of cosmological backreaction i.e. the conjectured influence of small scale density inhomogeneities on the large scale...
We study the formation of first molecules H
I present the cosmological model which approximates the periodically distributed dust overdensities on the Einstein-de Sitter background.
The model construction enables application of the Green-Wald averaging scheme and the Buchert averaging technique simultaneously.
The comparison of the angular diameter distance obtained within the presented model and the angular diameter distances for the...
