327 citations
Counting papers with at most 25 authors, so collaboration author lists do not stand in for the people here.
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Multi-Scale Morphological Analysis of SDSS DR5 Survey using the Metric Space Technique
Yongfeng Wu, David J. Batuski, Andre Khalil
Following novel development and adaptation of the Metric Space Technique (MST), a multi-scale morphological analysis of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) Data Release 5 (DR5) was…
A Deep, Wide Field, Optical, and Near Infrared Catalog of a Large Area around the Hubble Deep Field North
P. Capak, L. L. Cowie, E. M. Hu +10
We have conducted a deep multi-color imaging survey of 0.2 degrees^2 centered on the Hubble Deep Field North (HDF-N). We shall refer to this region as the Hawaii-HDF-N. Deep data w…
Acoustic Oscillations in the Early Universe and Today
Christopher J. Miller, Robert C. Nichol, David J. Batuski
During its first ~100,000 years, the universe was a fully ionized plasma with a tight coupling by Thompson scattering between the photons and matter. The trade--off between gravita…
Possible Detection of Baryonic Fluctuations in the Large-Scale Structure Power Spectrum
Christopher J. Miller, Robert C. Nichol, David J. Batuski
We present a joint analysis of the power spectra of density fluctuations from three independent cosmological redshift surveys; the PSCz galaxy catalog, the APM galaxy cluster catal…
Sloshing in High Speed Galaxy Interactions
Thomas Zeltwanger, Neil F. Comins, Richard V. E. Lovelace
Observations of lopsided spiral galaxies motivated us to explore whether the rapid passage of a companion galaxy could cause them. We examine whether the center of mass of the visi…
Einstein Cluster Alignments Revisited
Scott W. Chambers, Adrian L. Melott, Christopher J. Miller
We have examined whether the major axes of rich galaxy clusters tend to point toward their nearest neighboring cluster. We have used the data of Ulmer, McMillan, and Kowalski, who…
The Power Spectrum of Rich Clusters on Near Gigaparsec Scales
Christopher J. Miller, David J. Batuski
Recently, there have been numerous analyses of the redshift space power spectrum of rich clusters of galaxies. Some of these analyses indicate a "bump" in the Abell/ACO cluster pow…
Wavelength Doesn't Matter: Optical vs. X-ray Luminosities of Galaxy Clusters
Christopher J. Miller, Adrian L. Melott, Robert C. Nichol
We examine the relationship between the total X-ray and optical luminosities of groups and clusters of galaxies taken from various samples in the literature. The clusters and group…
Environmental Dependence of the Fundamental Plane of Galaxy Clusters
Christopher J. Miller, Adrian Melott, Patrick Gorman
Galaxy clusters approximate a planar (FP) distribution in a three-dimensional parameter space which can be characterized by optical luminosity, half-light radius, and X-ray luminos…
Line-of-Sight Anisotropies within X-ray Luminous Cluster Samples
C. J. Miller, M. J. Ledlow, D. J. Batuski
We present the results from two-point spatial correlation analyses on X-ray confirmed northern Abell clusters. The cluster samples are subsets of a volume-limited ROSAT All-Sky Sur…
Projection, Spatial Correlations, and Anisotropies in a Large and Complete Sample of Abell Clusters
C. J. Miller, D. J. Batuski, K. A. Slinglend +1
An analysis of R >= 1 Abell clusters is presented for samples containing recent redshifts from the MX Northern Abell Cluster Survey. The newly obtained redshifts from the MX Survey…
Discovery of Extreme Examples of Superclustering in Aquarius
D. J. Batuski, C. J. Miller, K. A. Slinglend +5
We report the discovery of two highly extended filaments and one extremely high density knot within the region of Aquarius. The supercluster candidates were chosen via percolation…
Massive Cooling Flow Clusters Inhabit Crowded Environments
Chris Loken, Adrian L. Melott, Christopher J. Miller
With the availability of large-scale redshift survey data, it is now becoming possible to explore correlations between large-scale structure and the properties and morphologies of…
Cluster Winds Blow along Supercluster Axes
Dmitri Novikov, Adrian Melott, Brian Wilhite +4
Within Abell galaxy clusters containing wide-angle tailed radio sources, there is evidence of a ``prevailing wind'' which directs the WAT jets. We study the alignment of WAT jets a…
One-Armed Spiral Waves in Galaxy Simulations with Counter-Rotating Stars
Neil F. Comins, Richard V. E. Lovelace, Thomas Zeltwanger +1
Motivated by observations of disk galaxies with counter-rotating stars, we have run two-dimensional, collisionless N-body simulations of disk galaxies with significant counter-rota…