Turnaround radius in model
arXiv:1805.09918 · doi:10.1088/1475-7516/2018/09/010
Abstract
We investigate the turnaround radius in the spherical collapse model, both in General Relativity and in modified gravity, in particular scenarios. The phases of spherical collapse are marked by the density contrast in the instant of turnaround , and by the linear density contrast in the moment of collapse, . We find that the effective mass of the extra scalar degree of freedom which arises in modified gravity models has an impact on of up to , and that can increase by . We also compute the turnaround radius, , which in modified gravity models can increase by up to at .
20 pages, 10 figures. Comments are welcome
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