Self-similar cosmological expansion of collisional gas
Leonid Chuzhoy, Adi Nusser
Abstract
We derive similarity solutions for the expansion of negative initial density perturbations δM/M r-s (s>0) in an Einstein-de Sitter universe filled with collisional baryonic gas and collisionless matter. The solutions are obtained for planar, cylindrical, and spherical perturbations. For steep perturbations, central cavities surrounded by over-dense shells expanding as t2(s+1)/3s develop in both matter components. We also consider the case when baryonic shells are driven by internal pressure. Before redshift 8-10 baryonic shells cool by inverse Compton scattering with the cosmic background radiation and can form bound objects of mass 1011Ωb-1/2 M (1+z)-3/2. Hot shocks of radius R cause a Compton y-distortion of order y=10-5Ωb (R/10 Mpc)2 fF, where fF is the volume filling factor of these shells.
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