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19971999
most citedThe Velocity Field from Type Ia Supernovae Matches the Gravity Field from Galaxy Surveys

88 citations · 209 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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5 papers

astro-ph1999

A New Object-Weighted Measure of the Small-Scale Velocity Dispersion

Jonathan E. Baker, Marc Davis

We describe a new statistic for measuring the small-scale velocity dispersion of galaxies directly from redshift surveys. This statistic is based on the object-weighted statistic p…

astro-ph1999★ 13 cited

The Galaxy-Weighted Small-Scale Velocity Dispersion of the Las Campanas Redshift Survey

Jonathan E. Baker, Marc Davis, Huan Lin

The pair-weighted relative velocity dispersion of galaxies provides a measure of the thermal energy of fluctuations of the observed galaxy distribution, but the measure is difficul…

astro-ph1999★ 72 cited

Evolution of the cluster abundance in non-Gaussian models

James Robinson, Jonathan E. Baker

We carry out N-body simulations of several non-Gaussian structure formation models, including Peebles' isocurvature cold dark matter model, cosmic string models, and a model with p…

astro-ph1998★ 36 cited

The Velocity Field Predicted by the Optical Redshift Survey

Jonathan E. Baker, Marc Davis, Michael A. Strauss +2

We have used the Optical Redshift Survey (ORS; Santiago et al. 1995) to construct the gravity field due to fluctuations in the galaxy density field out to distances of 8000 km/s. A…

astro-ph1997★ 88 cited

The Velocity Field from Type Ia Supernovae Matches the Gravity Field from Galaxy Surveys

Adam G. Riess, Marc Davis, Jonathan Baker +1

We compare the peculiar velocities of nearby SNe Ia with those predicted by the gravity fields of full sky galaxy catalogs. The method provides a powerful test of the gravitational…