Neutral hydrogen at high redshift: probing structure formation
J. S. Bagla
Abstract
Large inhomogeneities in neutral hydrogen in the universe can be detected at redshifts z ≤ 10 using the redshifted 21cm line emission from atomic hydrogen. This paper reviews the expected evolution of neutral hydrogen and presents estimates for future surveys of HI at z ≈ 3. We also discuss the possibility of detecting neutral hydrogen at higher redshifts.
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