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27 April 2024
 
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Reionization of an Inhomogeneous Universe
M. Umemura ; T. Nakamoto ; H. Susa ;
Date 10 Aug 2001
Journal "Birth and Evolution of the Universe", RESCEU International Symp. Ser. No.4, Eds. K. Sato and M. Kawasaki (Universal Academy Press: Tokyo), pp 297-300
Subject astro-ph
AbstractFull radiative transfer in 3D space has been solved to pursue the reionization history in an inhomogeneous universe. It has been shown that the reionization of an inhomogeneous universe is not a prompt event, but a fairly slow process. Also, QSO absorption line systems are simulated with using the results of radiative transfer calculations. Ly$alpha$ continuum depression implies that the metagalactic UV intensity decreases rapidly with $z$ at $z>5$, and the reionization must have taken place between $z=6$ and 10. Finally, it is stressed that H$alpha$ forest is a more powerful tool to probe the reionization history and the density fluctuations in the universe at $z>5$.
Source arXiv, astro-ph/0108176
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