Disruption of Cosmic String Wakes by Gaussian Fluctuations
arXiv:1508.02317 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.93.123501
Abstract
We study the stability of cosmic string wakes against the disruption by the dominant Gaussian fluctuations which are present in cosmological models. We find that for a string tension given by wakes remain locally stable until a redshift of , and for a value of they are stable beyond a redshift of . We study a global stability criterion which shows that wakes created by strings at times after are identifiable up to the present time, independent of the value of . Taking into account our criteria it is possible to develop strategies to search for the distinctive position space signals in cosmological maps which are induced by wakes.
10 pages, 3 figures. We have added a paragraph to the conclusion discussing the experimental prospects from the Square Kilometre Array of observing a wake. Some typos were also corrected. The text now agrees with the published version
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