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From Snakes to Stars, the Statistics of Collapsed Objects - I. Lower--order Clustering Properties
Dipak Munshi, Peter Coles, Adrian L. Melott
The highly nonlinear regime of gravitational clustering is characterized by the presence of scale-invariant form of many-body correlation functions. Useful insights can be obtained…
Generalised Cumulant Correlators and Hierarchical Clustering
Dipak Munshi, Adrian L. Melott, Peter Coles
The cumulant correlators, , are statistical quantities that generalise the better-known parameters; the former are obtained from the two-point probability distributio…
The Evolution of Barred Spiral Galaxies in the Hubble Deep Fields North and South
R. G. Abraham, M. R. Merrifield, R. S. Ellis +2
The frequency of barred spiral galaxies as a function of redshift contains important information on the gravitational influence of stellar disks in their dark matter halos and also…
Non-regularity for Banach function algebras
J. F. Feinstein, D. W. B. Somerset
Let be a unital Banach function algebra with character space . For , let and be the ideals of functions vanishing at , and in a neighbourhood of $…
The Redshift Evolution of Clustering in the HDF
M. Magliocchetti, S. J. Maddox
We present a correlation function analysis for the catalogue of photometric redshifts obtained from the Hubble Deep Field image by Fernandez-Soto et al., 1998. By dividing the cata…
The Kinematics of Galactic Stellar Disks
Michael R. Merrifield, Konrad Kuijken
The disks of galaxies are primarily stellar systems, and fundamentally dynamical entities. Thus, to fully understand galactic disks, we must study their stellar kinematics as well…