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- noun A greater than normal
density
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In passing through such a growing overdensity, the photons gain energy as they fall into the associated potential well, and lose energy as they climb out of it (this is general relativity after all, and gravity affects light just as it would affect massive particles).
Evolving Potentials Mark 2008
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The collapse of an overdensity can be thought of as the evolution of a small matter dominated portion of the universe.
Evolving Potentials Mark 2008
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"It appears to me this is an overdensity issue," Brown said.
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"It appears to me this is an overdensity issue," Brown said.
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"It appears to me this is an overdensity issue," Brown said.
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"It appears to me this is an overdensity issue," Brown said.
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"It appears to me this is an overdensity issue," Brown said.
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"It appears to me this is an overdensity issue," Brown said.
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"It appears to me this is an overdensity issue," Brown said.
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"It appears to me this is an overdensity issue," Brown said.
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