Función de Masa para una distribución fractal de materia usando la teoría de Excursion Set
Resumen
Con base en los fundamentos de la teoría excursion set, se desarrolla una expresión para la función de
masa en una distribución fractal de materia. Se encuentra el espectro de potencias para una distribución
fractal de materia mediante la determinación de la varianza para una distribución de galaxias caracterizada
por la dimensión fractal masa-radio. La función de masa encontrada exhibe un buen comportamiento en
comparación con la función de masa reportada en la literatura, con una dependencia de dos parámetros; el
parámetro β para una barrera móvil y la dimensión fractal D de la distribución de materia
Palabras clave
Función de masa, teoría excursion set, fractal
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