On Second-order Perturbation Theories of Gravitational Instability in Friedmann-Lemaitre Models
Takahiko Matsubara
Abstract
The Eulerian and Lagrangian second-order perturbation theories are solved explicitly in closed forms in Ω≠ 1 and Λ≠ 0 Friedmann-Lema\ıtre models. I explicitly write the second-order theories in terms of closed one-dimensional integrals. In cosmologically interested cases (Λ= 0 or Ω+ λ= 1), they reduce to elementary functions or hypergeometric functions. For arbitrary Ω and Λ, I present accurate fitting formula which are sufficient in practice for the observational cosmology. It is reconfirmed for generic Ω and Λ of interest that second-order effect only weakly depends on these parameters.
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