Dark Matter Distribution Induced by a Cosmic String Wake in the Nonlinear Regime
arXiv:1804.00083 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.98.083015
Abstract
We study the distribution of dark matter in the nonlinear regime in a model in which the primordial fluctuations include, in addition to the dominant primordial Gaussian fluctuations generated by the standard cosmological model, the effects of a cosmic string wake set up at the time of equal matter and radiation, making use of cosmological -body simulations. At early times the string wake leads to a planar overdensity of dark matter. We study how this non-Gaussian pattern of a cosmic string wake evolves in the presence of the Gaussian perturbations, making use of wavelet and ridgelet-like statistics specifically designed to extract string wake signals. At late times the Gaussian fluctuations disrupt the string wake. We find that for a string tension of , a value just below the current observational limit, the effects of a string wake can be identified in the dark matter distribution, using the current level of the statistical analysis, down to a redshift of .
arXiv comment18 pages, 15 figures
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