silk damping

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• Silk damping — Die Silk Dämpfung (engl. Silk Damping) ist ein Effekt, der die Materiekondensation bei kleinen Schwankungen der Strahlungsdichte während des Urknalls dämpfte, da die Eigengravitation nicht ausreicht, um eine Materieansammlung zu bilden. Durch die …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Silk-Dämpfung — Die Silk Dämpfung (engl. Silk Damping) ist ein Effekt, der die Materiekondensation bei kleinen Schwankungen der Strahlungsdichte während des Urknalls dämpfte, da die Eigengravitation nicht ausreicht, um eine Materieansammlung zu bilden. Durch die …   Deutsch Wikipedia

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