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astro-ph2000

Fractal structures and the large scale distribution of galaxies

Luciano Pietronero, Francesco Sylos Labini

Galaxy structures are certainly fractal up to a certain crossover scale λ_0. A clear determination of such a scale is still missing. Usually, the conceptual and practical implicati…

astro-ph1999

Reconstructing the cosmological puzzle

Luciano Pietronero, Francesco Sylos Labini

In the debate about galaxy correlation there are different questions which can be addressed separately: Which are the statistical methods able to properly detect scale invariance a…

astro-ph1998

Scale invariance in galaxy structures: general concepts and application to the most recent data

Luciano Pietronero, Francesco Sylos Labini

The debate on the correlation properties of galaxy structures has having an increasing interest during the last year. In this lecture we discuss the claims of different authors who…

astro-ph1998

On the fractal structure of galaxy distribution and its implications for cosmology

Yurij V. Baryshev, Francesco Sylos Labini, Marco Montuori +2

Two fundamental empirical laws have been established in the analysis of galaxy space distribution. First, recent analyses have revealed that the three dimensional distribution of g…

astro-ph1997

Correlation properties of the large scale matter distribution and galaxy number counts

L. Pietronero, F. Sylos Labini, M. Montuori

We introduce the basic techniques used for the analysis of three dimensional and two dimensional galaxy samples. We report the correlation analysis of various redshift surveys whic…

astro-ph1997

Frequently asked questions about fractals

F. Sylos Labini, L. Pietronero, M. Montuori

In this lecture we will try to address the "frequently asked questions about fractals" in the field of large scale galaxy distribution. This paper takes its origin from a very inte…