(i) We focus our analysis only on small redshift intervals. In this study, this interval can be typically estimated using the hydrodynamical validation of the SIDM model. For SIDM particles, the fluid description is applicable when the relaxation time or mean free time, \(\tau \) of SIDM is less than the Hubble time, i.e., \(\tau H 2.5 \), the clusters have not been observed except their progenitors, i.e., protoclusters [64, 66] and thus limit out analysis. In the future, information about a more precise cluster formation history will constrain our analysis further. Therefore, in light of the above, we focus our study on a small redshift, \( 0\le z \le 2.5\).
In this section, we will first estimate the value of the free parameter, \(\alpha \) using the low redshift observations, and the standard \(\varLambda \)CDM model prediction. Then, using the best fit value of \(\alpha \), we will see the evolution of viscosity and bulk viscous EoS of the VSIDM fluid.
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v h rms ( 1 ) has been obtained from observed spiral galaxy rotation curves and Equation (1) [3] [4] [5]. k fs ( t eq ) has been obtained from observed galaxy stellar mass distributions [6], and from the redshift z of first galaxies and reionization [7]. In the present study we measure k fs ( t eq ) with both galaxy stellar mass distributions and galaxy rest frame ultra-violet (UV) luminosity distributions. We also study reionization. These measurements are compared with the predictions of the no freeze-in and no freeze-out warm dark matter scenario as developed in [5]. Finally, an extension of the standard model of quarks and leptons that satisfies all current experimental constraints is briefly reviewed.
Galaxies, Cosmology and Dark MatterThis lecture gives an introduction to extragalactic astronomy: It deals with spiral, elliptical and dwarf galaxies, their dynamics andchemical evolution. Furthermore the lecture gives an overview ofgalaxy interactions, as well as structure formation and galaxyclusters. It also deals with basic cosmology and the evidence for darkmatter. The individual chapters of this lecture are available in electronicform as pdf-files. To view them you can download the Acrobat Readerfor free: 2ff7e9595c
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