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In
the W-wave theory all ordinary matter exists with dark matter permeating it. Dark
matter and ordinary matter oscillate with standing wave prone waves with a set
of discrete wavelengths depending on the characteristics of the matter in the
whole system. Sets of standing waves of many frequencies are everywhere that matter
and dark matter are located. Matter tends to collect at standing wave nodes with
these nodes eventually becoming centers of 
oscillation.
It appears to us that this phenomenon together with the gravity and dark matter
present would tend to collect matter into clumps. The first clumping would come
from W-wave oscillation alone with gravity having more influence as the clump
becomes larger. If there was a big bang the matter from it would probably tend
to separate into concentric spheres around the center of explosion. There is some
evidence that matter is collected into periodically spaced huge clumps with very
large separations (see Waves
in Dark Matter). One might compare W-waves in this case to the "sound" mentioned
in the April 29, 2000 issue of Science News, which discusses the formation
of the universe (the Science News article refers to an article in April
27 Nature).
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