Redshift drift for tilted observers consists of an FLRW background term plus directional corrections from peculiar expansion, projected shear, and acceleration along the line of sight.
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New SBF distance data confirm a steradian-scale flow converging at ~70 Mpc that matches the direction and amplitude of the CMB dipole and the original Great Attractor model.
The 1+3 covariant formalism reproduces the standard result for peculiar velocity growth in cosmology and does not imply anomalous bulk flows or apparent acceleration.
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Expected redshift drift for tilted observers
Redshift drift for tilted observers consists of an FLRW background term plus directional corrections from peculiar expansion, projected shear, and acceleration along the line of sight.
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Return to the Great Attractor: Strong Evidence for a Steradian-sized Flow Converging at $\sim$70 Mpc within the GA Supercluster and Aligned with the CMB Dipole
New SBF distance data confirm a steradian-scale flow converging at ~70 Mpc that matches the direction and amplitude of the CMB dipole and the original Great Attractor model.
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Cosmological peculiar velocities in general relativity
The 1+3 covariant formalism reproduces the standard result for peculiar velocity growth in cosmology and does not imply anomalous bulk flows or apparent acceleration.