Hubble-Volume Slices!

• 1024 x 1024, gif format 1.2MB
• 512 x 512, gif format 0.3MB
• 1024 x 1024, gzipped PS 1.3MB
• 512 x 512, gzipped PS 0.36MB

Pic.2 A blow-up of a subregion of the above picture. This is roughly 4 billion lightyears on a side and shows a supercluster complex and several large voids which are bigger than any currently known in the real Universe. This picture is available as gif files of various sizes:

• 1024 x 1024, gif format 1.2MB
• 512 x 512, gif format 0.3MB
• 1024 x 1024, gzipped PS 1.0MB
• 512 x 512, gzipped PS 0.3MB

1. Evrard et al, 2000, in preparation
2. The mass function of dark matter halos
   A.Jenkins,C.S.Frenk,S.D.M.White,J.M.Colberg,S.Cole,A.E.Evrard and N.Yoshida, 2000, submitted to MNRAS, preprint astro-ph/0006260
3. Clustering of galaxy clusters in CDM universes
   J.M.Colberg,S.D.M.White,N.Yoshida,T.MacFarland,A.Jenkins, C.S.Frenk,F.R.Pearce,A.E.Evrard,H.Couchman,G.Efstathiou,J.Peacock, P.Thomas (The Virgo Consortium), 2000, submitted to MNRAS, preprint astro-ph/0005259
4. Galaxy Clusters in the Hubble Volume Simulations J.M.Colberg,S.D.M.White,T.J.MacFarland,A.Jenkins,C.S.Frenk, F.R.Pearce,A.E.Evrard,H.M.P Couchman,G.Efstathiou,J.A.Peacock, P.A.Thomas, 1998, Proceedings of The 14th IAP Colloquium: Wide Field Surveys in Cosmology, held in Paris, 1998 May 26-30, eds. S.Colombi, Y.Mellier