Linear Gas Dynamics in the Expanding Universe: Why the Jeans Scale does not Matter
Nickolay Y. Gnedin, Emily J. Baker, Thomas J. Bethell, Meredith M. Drosback, A. Gayler Harford, Amalia K. Hicks, Adam G. Jensen, Brian A. Keeney, Christopher M. Kelso, Mark C. Neyrinck, Scott E. Pollack, Timothy P. van Vliet
Abstract
We investigate the relationship between the dark matter and baryons in the linear regime. This relation is quantified by the so-called ``filtering scale''. We show that a simple gaussian ansatz which uses the filtering scale provides a good approximation to the exact solution.
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