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![Lecture 6: Jeans mass & length Anisotropies in the CMB temperature density ripples at the time of decoupling. These are the seeds that grow to form galaxies. - ppt download Lecture 6: Jeans mass & length Anisotropies in the CMB temperature density ripples at the time of decoupling. These are the seeds that grow to form galaxies. - ppt download](https://images.slideplayer.com/32/10033996/slides/slide_4.jpg)
Lecture 6: Jeans mass & length Anisotropies in the CMB temperature density ripples at the time of decoupling. These are the seeds that grow to form galaxies. - ppt download
![SOLVED: 1. Jeans collapse In this problem you will derive the Jeans mass, discussed in lecture: (Scharf: equation 2.16; Perryman: just after equation 10.1). Calculate the gravitational potential energy of a uniform SOLVED: 1. Jeans collapse In this problem you will derive the Jeans mass, discussed in lecture: (Scharf: equation 2.16; Perryman: just after equation 10.1). Calculate the gravitational potential energy of a uniform](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/48f3094dec57459588fd830db71d2b57.jpg)