Why Perturbations?

Why Should Primordial Perturbations be in a Vacuum State?

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Stein's method is used to prove approximations in total variation to the distributions of integer valued random variables by (possibly signed) compound Poisson measures. For sums of independent random variables, the results obtained are very explicit, and improve upon earlier work of Kruopis (1983) and Cekanavicius (1997); coupling methods are used to derive concrete expressions for the error b...

Cosmological perturbations

We review the study of inhomogeneous perturbations about a homogeneous and isotropic background cosmology. We adopt a coordinate based approach, but give geometrical interpretations of metric perturbations in terms of the expansion, shear and curvature of constant-time hypersurfaces and the orthogonal timelike vector field. We give the gauge transformation rules for metric and matter variables ...

Peroxide perturbations

In This Issue In This Issue Clash of the titin he sarcomere is more than a complicated piece of structural machinery. According to new results by McElhinny et al. (page 125), a building block of striated muscle cells called MURF-1 may also indirectly regulate gene expression. MURF-1 localizes to sarcomeres thanks to its interaction with titin, a major structural component of the muscle sarcomer...

Sensitivity in ranking for perturbations of data in DEA