Void Hierarchy -- a guiding principle to the study of faint structures in voids
Ulrich Lindner, Jaan Einasto, Maret Einasto, Klaus J. Fricke
Abstract
We introduce Void Hierarchy as an important property of the Large--Scale Structure in the Universe and demonstrate how it can be used to interpret observations. Moreover the void hierarchy constraints any realistic galaxy and structure formation scenario.
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