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AMICO galaxy clusters in KiDS-DR3: Cosmological constraints from angular power spectrum and correlation function
Authors
S. Bardelli
V. Busillo
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G. Castignani
S. Contarini
G. Covone
C. Giocoli
L. Ingoglia
G. F. Lesci
F. Marulli
M. Maturi
L. Moscardini
E. Puddu
M. Radovich
M. Romanello
M. Roncarelli
B. Sartoris
M. Sereno
Publication date
18 October 2023
Publisher
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arXiv
Abstract
We study the tomographic clustering properties of the photometric cluster catalogue derived from the Third Data Release of the Kilo Degree Survey, focusing on the angular correlation function and its spherical harmonic counterpart, the angular power spectrum. We measure the angular correlation function and power spectrum from a sample of 5162 clusters, with an intrinsic richness
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, comparing our measurements with theoretical models, in the framework of the
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. We adopt Gaussian priors on the parameters of the mass-richness relation, based on the posterior distributions derived from a previous joint analysis of cluster counts and weak lensing mass measurements carried out with the same catalogue. From the angular correlation function, we obtain
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, in agreement, within
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, while the constraint on
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alone is weaker with respect to the one provided by the angular correlation function,
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. Our results show that the 2D clustering from photometric cluster surveys can provide competitive cosmological constraints with respect to the full 3D clustering statistics, and can be successfully applied to ongoing and forthcoming spectro/photometric surveys.Comment: 14 pages, 9 figures. Submitted to Astronomy & Astrophysics (A&A
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