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Scaling Regimes as obtained from the DR5 Sloan Digital Sky Survey
Reuben Thieberger, Marie-Noëlle Célérier
Standard cosmology is based on the assumption that the universe is spatially homogeneous. However the consensus on a homogeneous matter structure, even on very large scales, has ne…
Fractal dimensions of the galaxy distribution varying by steps?
Marie-Noelle Celerier, Reuben Thieberger
The structure of the large scale distribution of the galaxies have been widely studied since the publication of the first catalogs. Since large redshift samples are available, thei…
The use of luminosity effects to calculate scaling regimes in the galaxy distribution
Reuben Thieberger
This work is a continuation of a previous publication {Thieberger and Spiegel,astro-ph/0204485} concerning the use of two dimensional catalogues in unraveling the large scale distr…
Luminosity Effects in Projected Fractals
R. Thieberger, E. A. Spiegel
We analyze examples of projected two dimensional fractals for the case where the objects studied have a Schechter luminosity function. Our results indicate that two dimensional cat…
Relativistic corrections to fractal analyses of the galaxy distribution
Marie-Noëlle Célérier, Reuben Thieberger
The effect of curvature on the results of fractal analyses of the galaxy distribution is investigated. We show that, if the universe satisfies the criteria of a wide class of parab…
Scaling Regimes in the Distribution of Galaxies
G. Murante, A. Provenzale, E. A. Spiegel +1
If we treat the galaxies in published redshift catalogues as point sets, we may determine the generalized dimensions of such sets by standard means, outlined here. For galaxy separ…