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On the de Vaucouleurs Density-Radius Relation and the Cellular Intermediate Large-Scale Structure of the Universe

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The de Vaucouleurs mass density relation is interpreted in terms of a fractaland cellular structure of the Universe: the relation between this fractal and cellular structure and the usually adopted cosmological conditions of homogenity and isotropy, in three-dimensional space, are critically discussed.

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Ruffini, R. (1989). On the de Vaucouleurs Density-Radius Relation and the Cellular Intermediate Large-Scale Structure of the Universe. In: Corwin, H.G., Bottinelli, L. (eds) The World of Galaxies. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-9356-6_71

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