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Does anyone know how to derive the following formula?
Nb/Ny=(Omega-b*Ey)/(Omega-y*Eb) Whe Omega-b is Omega Baryon Ey is the energy of a CMB photon = 2.7kT, where T=2.725 Omega-y is the ratio of CMB radiation density to the critical density Eb=Mb*c^2, where Mb is the mass of a baryon [[Mod. note -- This at least appears like it might be a university homework problem. If so, people posting followups should keep in mind that (much) more information is generally imparted by general suggestions to help the student learn for herself, than by simply providing a solution. -- jt]] |
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