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March 1, 2001Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society57 citationsOpen Access

Observational signatures of feedback in QSO absorption spectra

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TTTom TheunsHMH. J. MoJSJoop Schaye

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In cold dark matter (CDM) dominated cosmogonies structures grow by gravitational amplification of small primordial density perturbations. High-density regions decouple from the Hubble expansion and form gravitationally bound

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