The lcdm model at small scalesMilky way satellites and cusp-core crisis

  1. Di Cintio , Arianna
Dirigida por:
  1. Alexander Knebe Director/a
  2. Alessandro Melchiorri Codirector/a

Universidad de defensa: Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

Fecha de defensa: 21 de julio de 2014

Tribunal:
  1. Rosa Domínguez Tenreiro Presidente/a
  2. Stefan Gottloeber Secretario/a
  3. Antonio López Maroto Vocal
  4. Carlos Muñoz López Vocal
  5. Marco De Petris Vocal

Tipo: Tesis

Teseo: 378148 DIALNET

Resumen

Cosmology-the study of the formation and ultimate fate of structures and galaxies throughout the Universe- is without a doubt one of the most exciting fields in astrophysics today. Over the last twenty years a picture has emerged in which contemporary structures (e.g. galaxies, galaxy groups and clusters, and the filamentary network in-between) have evolved by gravitational amplification of seed inhomogeneities that are likely of quantum origin and were produced shortly after the Big Bang. This picture ties together (observational) measurements of the cosmic background radiation, estimastes of the primordial abundances of the light elements measurements of the clustering of galaxies and, to a more limited extent, the characteristic properties of individual galaxies. (Parte del Informe del Dr. D. Alexander Knebe)