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Enhanced density fluctuations: consequences for stellar dynamics and dark matter substructure
Enhanced density fluctuations form early dark matter halos, which serve as early gravitational potential wells for baryons. These baryons can then condense to form stars and black holes at high redshifts, $1+z \gtrsim 100$. Larger density fluctuations result in denser halos with higher virial temper
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