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Copyright 2016 by Sylwester Kornowski All rights reserved The Large-Scale Structure of the Universe Sylwester Kornowski Abstract: A single equation within Theory of Everything would be infinitely complex so we should formulate a fractal skeletal theory which should lead to the much simpler partial theories. In such theory should not appear free parameters and the indeterminate mathematical forms. The Scale-Symmetric Theory (SST) is such a skeletal theory. Its structure looks as a Christmas tree. Here, within a model which is self-similar/dual to the structure of baryons, applying the SST, we calculated the median effective radius of the Type 1 cosmological voids in observed redshift coordinates, number of such voids in the Universe, the quantized median effective radii of such voids, radius of the WMAP Cold Spot and the Cosmological Ruler. Obtained results are consistent with observational facts. Moreover, there is calculated the expected void abundance. Presented here theoretical results suggest that the picture of the high-redshift Universe obtained within the mainstream cosmology is misshapen. 1. Introduction Here, applying the Scale-Symmetric Theory (SST), [1], we calculated the median effective radius of the Type 1 cosmological voids in observed redshift coordinates, number of such voids in the Universe, the quantized median effective radii of such voids, radius of the WMAP Cold Spot and the Cosmological Ruler. The revealed here anomalies for higher redshift lead to conclusion that our picture of the high-redshift Universe is misshapen the SST shows that it follows from the fact that in mainstream cosmology is applied formula which incorrectly describes expansion of the Universe, especially for high redshift. Most important is following question: How should look the theory of everything (ToE)? There is tremendous number of very different problems still unsolved so we cannot write a single equation. Just such an equation would be infinitely complex. It suggests that structure of a useful ToE must be different. We should formulate a fundamental skeletal theory that should lead to the partial theories concerning more and more selected problems. The skeletal theory should look like a Christmas tree. We need a trunk of the Christmas tree leading to the main branches (boughs). How such trunk should look? An extension of the General Theory of Relativity leads to the inflation field it is the superluminal non-gravitating Higgs field composed of tachyons [1A]. The succeeding phase transitions of the Higgs field lead to fields with new properties [1A]. Such widening trunk (we are going from the top to the base of the

2 Christmas tree) should look as a fractal i.e. the partial theories represented by the lower and lower boughs should be at least partially self-similar/dual. Such skeletal ToE should show why unification of Gravity and Quantum Physics is impossible. There as well should not appear free parameters and indeterminate mathematical forms. The Scale-Symmetric Theory is the skeletal ToE (see Fig.). The new cosmology, [1B], leads to the Protoworld which appeared due to a fluctuation of the luminal gravitating Einstein spacetime after the inflation (the big bang) but before the expansion of the Universe (the soft big bang) it was composed of nucleons and electrons. There was the Cosmic Torus its external radius was A C 87.9 Mpc = 62.4 [h 1 Mpc], for h = 0.71 (we use this value to compare our results with other results [2]). There was the central condensate and a ring with radius R C A C + B C 151.13 Mpc = 107.3 [h 1 Mpc] (it is the Standard Ruler in cosmology [3]). The very early Universe appeared as the Double Cosmic Loop (DCL) inside the Cosmic Torus [1B]. It was built of protogalaxies grouped due to the four-object symmetry into larger structures already before the expansion of the Universe [1B]. Radius of the DCL was R DCL 58.6 Mpc = 41.6 [h 1 Mpc]. When the Protoworld transformed into the dark matter and dark energy, due to the tremendous temperature, there dominated the symmetrical decays of masses in the DCL, [1B], the products, first of all, were moving perpendicularly to DCL so there appeared the central condensate and ellipsoid with the maximum equatorial radius equal to the maximum radius of the Schwarzschild surface of the DCL: R E-DCL = 2R DCL 117.2 Mpc = 83.2 [h 1 Mpc] (it is close to the radius of the WMAP Cold Spot). The initial void/spot mimicked the BAO. When the Universe started to expand, there appeared many such voids. But because the CMB was created at the beginning of the expansion of the Universe so in CMB is only one such Cold Spot. 2. The median effective radii for Type 1 voids calculation In the Basic Type voids about 31% of them are the Type 1 voids [2], [4].

3 Since the Universe is expanding and due to the four-object symmetry, each initial biggest void with radius R E-DCL decayed to 4 smaller voids, each smaller void decayed to 4 smaller voids, and so on. Radius of next smaller void is F = 4 1/3 = 1.5874 times smaller. It is due to following formula 4 π R n+1 3 / 3 = 4 π R n 3 / (3 4). (1) The Type 1 voids are defined here [2]. We apply the same definition. The median effective radii for Type 1 voids we can calculate from following formula R n = 2R DCL / F n. (2) where n = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. We obtain (in the round brackets are the results obtained on the base of the mainstream cosmology [2]): R 0 = 83.2 [h 1 Mpc] (~150), R 1 = 52.4 [h 1 Mpc] (~73), R 2 = 33.0 [h 1 Mpc] (~37), R 3 = 20.8 [h 1 Mpc] (~21), R 4 = 13.1 [h 1 Mpc] (~13), R 5 = 8.3 [h 1 Mpc] (~9). We can see that for the low-redshift Universe, i.e. for n = 5, 4 and 3, both results, i.e. obtained here and within the mainstream cosmology, are close one to other, whereas for higher redshift, i.e. for n = 2, 1 and 0 are more and more inconsistent. The revealed here anomalies for higher redshift lead to conclusion that our picture of the highredshift Universe is misshapen and the SST shows the origin it follows from the fact that we neglect existence and evolution of the Protoworld and we neglect the duality of relativity described within SST [1B]. The misshapen picture leads as well to an illusion of acceleration of expansion of the Universe. The last results, [5], show that there are in existence not recognized before the two distinct colour groups of the Type Ia supernovae. It leads to conclusion that the distant Type Ia supernovae are less fainter than it was assumed i.e. the postulated acceleration can be indeed an illusion as it is proved within SST [6]. 3. Void number calculation The criteria employed for selection of voids are as in [2]. The Type 1 voids are the subset of Basic Type voids that have ρ minimum < 0.3 ρ mean, irrespective of their density ratios (ρ void = n gal / V void ; ρ mean = N sample / V sample ). We calculated the upper limit for the Type 1 voids, R 0 = 83.2 [h 1 Mpc]. Calculate the lower limit. Mean thickness of the filaments and walls is about 15 Mly = 3.26 [h 1 Mpc]. We can compare it with R 6 = 5.2 [h 1 Mpc] (formula (2)). Such voids most often are irregular so due to the filaments/void proportions it is very difficult to recognize them. But they are in existence. We assume that the lower limit for radius of voids which appear in catalogue is about 8.3 [h 1 Mpc]. Calculate mean number of voids in the characteristic volume/sphere with radius R E-DCL = 83.2 [h 1 Mpc] its volume is V Ch 2.4 10 6 [h 1 Mpc] 3. There is following number, N, of such volumes in the present-day Universe (R Universe 3004 [h 1 Mpc]) N = 4 π R Universe 3 / (3 V Ch ) 4.7 10 4. (3) Due to the four-object symmetry, in one characteristic volume can be 1 void or 4 voids or 16 voids or 64 voids or 256 voids or 1024 voids i.e. the arithmetic mean is

4 N Ch,mean = (1 + 4 + 16 + 64 + 256 + 1024) / 6 = 227.5 voids. (4) It leads to conclusion that total number of considered voids should be N Total = 1.08 10 7. 4. Radius of cosmological voids in redshift coordinates The radial speed of the voids could be very close to the speed of light in vacuum, c, when they get out of the strong gravitational field of the Double Cosmic Loop. There is an analogy of the nuclear strong field in baryons and the strong gravitational field produced by the DCL. According to SST, the range of the strong interactions of baryons is about 2π 2A/3 = 4πA/3 = 2.92 fm (more precise calculation leads to 2.958 fm [1A]) where A is the equatorial radius of the torus in the core of baryons which is composed of entangled carriers of gluons [1A]. Since the fundamental structures are self-similar/dual so range of the strong gravitational interaction was R G-range 4 π A C / 3 = 261.4 [h 1 Mpc] and according to SST, for such range the observed redshift is z = 1. From this condition we obtain R n = R G-range z. (5) Formula (5) shows that the obtained here theoretical results are consistent with observational results [2]. For R 5 is z = 0.03, for R 4 is z = 0.05, for R 3 is z = 0.08, for R 2 is z = 0.13, for R 1 is z = 0.20, and for R 0 is z = 0.32 (see Fig.). 5. Summary A single equation within Theory of Everything would be infinitely complex so a useful ToE should start from a fractal skeletal theory which should lead to the much simpler partial

5 theories. In such theory should not appear free parameters and the indeterminate mathematical forms. The Scale-Symmetric Theory is such a skeletal theory. Its structure looks as a Christmas tree. Here, within a model that is self-similar/dual to the structure of baryons, applying the SST, we calculated the median effective radius of the Type 1 cosmological voids in observed redshift coordinates: R n = 261.4 z [h 1 Mpc] on the assumption h = 0.71, number of such voids in the Universe: N Total = 1.08 10 7, the quantized median effective radii: 83.2 [h 1 Mpc], 52.4 [h 1 Mpc], 33.0 [h 1 Mpc], 20.8 [h 1 Mpc], 13.1 [h 1 Mpc], 8.3 [h 1 Mpc], radius of the WMAP Cold Spot: 117.2 Mpc, and the Cosmological Ruler: 151.13 Mpc. Obtained results are consistent with observational facts. Moreover, there is calculated the expected void abundance. Presented here theoretical results suggest that the picture of the high-redshift Universe obtained within the mainstream cosmology is misshapen. References [1] Sylwester Kornowski (2015). Scale-Symmetric Theory [1A]: http://vixra.org/abs/1511.0188 (Particle Physics) [1B]: http://vixra.org/abs/1511.0223 (Cosmology) [1C]: http://vixra.org/abs/1511.0284 (Chaos Theory) [1D]: http://vixra.org/abs/1512.0020 (Reformulated QCD) [2] Seshadri Nadathur & Shaun Hotchkiss (published 20 February 2014). A robust public catalogue of voids and superclusters in the SDSS Data Release 7 galaxy surveys arxiv:1310.2791v3 [astro-ph.co] [3] Sylwester Kornowski (2015). The Dark Matter Mechanism Leads to the Standard Ruler in Cosmology http://vixra.org/abs/1312.0188 [4] Sutter P., et al. (2012a) catalogue. ApJ 761, 44 [5] Peter A. Milne, et al. (published 9 April 2015). The Changing Fractions of Type Ia Supernova NUV Optical Subclasses with Redshift ApJ 803, 20 [6] Sylwester Kornowski (2016). An Illusion of Acceleration and Deceleration of Expansion of the Observed Universe http://vixra.org/abs/1408.0116