The challenge of measuring and mapping the missing baryons

Simon P. Driver

The challenge of measuring and mapping the missing baryons

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arxiv 2203.08541 v1 pith:4S63WQCT submitted 2022-03-16 astro-ph.CO

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The missing baryon problem may now be resolved, but the exact location and physical properties of the diffuse component remains unclear. This problem could be tractable, but requires the combination of new galaxy redshift surveys with new X-ray and radio facilities.

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