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Metagenomic-scale analysis of the predicted protein structure universe

Yeo J, Han Y, Bordin N, Lau AM, Kandathil SM, Kim H, Karin EL, Mirdita M, Jones DT, Orengo C, Steinegger M.   +10 more
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Tracing the Origins: Cosmological Information in the Large-Scale Structure of the Universe

Chen, Shu-Fan
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The large-scale structure of the universe

Science, 1983
A survey is given of theories for the origin of large-scale structure in the universe: clusters and superclusters of galaxies, and vast black regions practically devoid of galaxies. Special attention is paid to the theory of a neutrino-dominated universe—a cosmology in which electron neutrinos with a rest mass of a few tens of electron volts would ...
Joseph Silk, Alexander S. Szalay, Yakov B. Zel'dovich   +2 more
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The large scale structure of the universe

AIP Conference Proceedings, 1990
Recent developments concerning the large scale structure of the universe are discussed. All seem to indicate inhomogeneities on much larger scales than previously thought. Specific observations from above the atmosphere can aid in understanding several outstanding questions, like the spatial distribution of various absorbers, the global geometry of the
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Large scale structure of the universe

Space Science Reviews, 1995
The current situation with the cosmological model and fundamental constants is briefly reviewed. Here, we concentrate on evolutionary effects of large-scale structure formation, in particular, the relationship with the quasar distribution and dynamics is discussed.
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Large Scale Structure of the Universe

2016
The universe is full of stars. But how are all the stars distributed? Are they all huddled together, like freezing people around a fire? Or are they sprinkled evenly, as raisins in bread? The short answer is: both! The longer answer is surprisingly complex.
Benjamin Bahr, Boris Lemmer, Rina Piccolo   +2 more
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Large-Scale Structure of the Universe

2019
By naked eye, we can easily detect only three galaxies: the Andromeda galaxy in the northern sky, and the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds in the southern sky. Pictures taken via large telescopes contain millions of galaxies, and it is estimated that there are hundreds of billions of faint galaxies all over the sky.
Pekka Teerikorpi, Mauri Valtonen, Kirsi Lehto, Harry Lehto, Gene Byrd, Arthur Chernin   +5 more
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The Large-Scale Structure of the Universe

Endeavour, 1981
An instant landmark on its publication, this book remains the essential introduction to this vital area of research. Written by one of the world's most esteemed theoretical cosmologists, it provides an invaluable historical introduction to the subject, and an enduring overview of key methods, statistical measures, and techniques for dealing with cosmic
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The large-scale structure of the Universe

European Review, 1997
The study of the distribution of matter in the Universe is at the forefront of modern astronomy, and stimulates numerous research programmes both in theory, observation and experiment. The distribution of galaxies has a cell-like structure resulting from the alternation of sheets and voids with the topological properties of a ‘sponge’.
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