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Generalized Poisson distributions for systems with two-particle interactions
In a cosmological context, observational best fits for galaxies’ distributions in the Universe have been tackled by recourse to different distribution functions. We provide here arguments favoring the formulation of a rather general distribution function (DF), of Poisson origin, describing galaxy clustering. The DF should be useful irrespective of distances or temperatures. We will be discussing distribution function for gravitational interactions.