Density Singularities and Cosmic Structures
G. Murante, A. Provenzale, E. A. Spiegel, R. Thieberger
Abstract
We show that an array of singular density concentrations accounts for the scaling exponents observed in the luminous matter distribution in the Universe for scales below 10Mpc. This model provides a good description of the matter distribution on those smaller scales.
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