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The CDM transfer function and power spectrum The presentday power spectrum of CDM perturbations The CDM transfer function and power spectrum The presentday power spectrum of CDM perturbations

The CDM transfer function and power spectrum The presentday power spectrum of CDM perturbations - PDF document

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The CDM transfer function and power spectrum The presentday power spectrum of CDM perturbations - PPT Presentation

In the days before fast com puter programs for calculating the transfer function a popu lar approximation to was the BBKS Bardeen Bond Kaiser and Szalay formula ln1 0 171 171 1 0 284 1 18 0 399 0 490 where kk eq and eq 0 073 m0 Mpc a Plot ID: 30177

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TheCDMtransferfunctionandpowerspectrumThepresent-daypowerspectrumofCDMperturbationscanbewrittenasP(k)=22Hkns Hns+30T2(k);whereHisanormalizationconstant,nsisthespectralindexofprimordialperturbationsandT(k)isthetransferfunction.Inthedaysbeforefastcom-puterprogramsforcalculatingthetransferfunctionapopularapproximationtoT(k)wastheBBKS(Bardeen,Bond,KaiserandSzalay)formulaT(x)=ln(1+0:171x) 0:171xh1+0:284x+(1:18x)2+(0:399x)3+(0:490x)4i1=4;wherex=k=keqandkeq=(0:073\nm0h)hMpc1.a)PlotT(x)for\nm0=1:0,h=0:5,andfor\nm0=0:3,h=0:7.b)Makealog-logplotofthepowerspectrumforthesametwomodels.Usens=1,andH=1:9105for\nm0=1,H=4:6105for\nm0=0:3.c)HowwelldoesT(x)agreewiththesimple-mindedresultswederivedinthelecturesinthelimitsx1andx1?ApopularmeasureoftheamplitudeofthedensityperturbationsistheRMSoverdensityinasphereofradiusR,de nedas2R=h2R(x)i;withR(x)=Zd3x0(x0)WR(xx0):whereWR(x)isequalto1forxRandvanishesotherwise.Onecanshow(youdon'thaveto!)that2R=1 22Z10dkk2P(k)W2(kR);whereW(x)=3 x3(sinxxcosx):1 d)Writeaprogramthatcalculates8,thatisRwithR=8h1Mpcforthetwomodelsyoulookedatina)andb).e)GototheLAMBDAarchiveontheinternetandlookatthetablesofderivedcosmologicalparametersfromtheWMAPsatellite.Whichofthetwomodelsagreesbestwiththevaluesfor8you ndthere?2