I Cosmology: Compton Drag Explained

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Compton Drag in cosmology refers to the interaction between photons and matter, affecting the motion of cosmic structures. Participants are encouraged to share relevant reading materials and specific questions to facilitate a deeper understanding. The discussion is aimed at an undergraduate level, as indicated by the thread's "I" prefix. Clarifying educational background helps tailor the conversation to the appropriate complexity. Engaging with these elements will enhance the exploration of Compton Drag and its implications in cosmology.
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What is the Compton Drag in cosmology?
What is the Compton Drag in cosmology?
 
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Can you post links to the reading you've been doing on this so far, and ask specific questions about that reading? Also, please give us an idea of your educational background -- you've marked this thread with an "I" prefix, which means that you'd like the discussion to be at the level of undergraduate university. Is that what you intended?
 

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