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As every physicist knows that the history of universe has been dominated from light, matter and vacuum. All of three are supposed uniform distributed at very large scale. What would been happened to history of the universe if matter and light would actually power law distributed? Namely if matter and light forms "clusters" with no characteristic scale.

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Can you explain what you mean by power law distributed? Do you mean that there is no length scale at which we can approximate the distribution of matter etc as a uniform distribution? – John Rennie Jun 9 '12 at 9:56
Ok, sorry. What i mean is that matter and light form "clusters" with no characteristic length. – Emanuele Luzio Jun 9 '12 at 10:02

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