Modelling projection effects in optically selected cluster catalogues
Modelling projection effects in optically selected cluster catalogues
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对光学选择的簇目录中的投影效果进行建模
DOI:
10.1093/mnras/sty2665
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
4.8
通讯作者:
M. Aguena
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作者:
M. Costanzi;E. Rozo;E. Rykoff;E. Rykoff;A. Farahi;T. Jeltema;A. Evrard;A. Mantz;D. Gruen;D. Gruen;R. Mandelbaum;J. DeRose;T. McClintock;T. Varga;T. Varga;Yuanyuan Zhang;Yuanyuan Zhang;J. Weller;J. Weller;Risa Wechsler;Risa Wechsler;M. Aguena
The cosmological utility of galaxy cluster catalogues is primarily limited by our ability to calibrate the relation between halo mass and observable mass proxies such as cluster richness, X-ray luminosity or the Sunyaev-Zeldovich signal. Projection effects are a particularly pernicious systematic effect that can impact observable mass proxies; structure along the line of sight can both bias and increase the scatter of the observable mass proxies used in cluster abundance studies. In this work, we develop an empirical method to characterize the impact of projection effects on redMaPPer cluster catalogues. We use numerical simulations to validate our method and illustrate its robustness. We demonstrate that modeling of projection effects is a necessary component for cluster abundance studies capable of reaching $\approx 5\%$ mass calibration uncertainties (e.g. the Dark Energy Survey Year 1 sample). Specifically, ignoring the impact of projection effects in the observable--mass relation --- i.e. marginalizing over a log-normal model only --- biases the posterior of the cluster normalization condition $S_8 \equiv \sigma_8 (\Omega_{\rm m}/0.3)^{1/2}$ by $\Delta S_8 =0.05$, more than twice the uncertainty in the posterior for such an analysis.
影响因子:
4.8
作者:
T. McClintock;T. Varga;D. Gruen;E. Rozo;E. Rykoff;T. Shin;Peter Melchior;J. DeRose;S. Seitz;J. Dietrich;E. Sheldon;Y. Zhang;A. V. D. Linden;T. Jeltema;A. Mantz;A. Romer;S. Allen;M. Becker;A. Bermeo;S. Bhargava;M. Costanzi;S. Everett;A. Farahi;N. Hamaus;W. Hartley;D. Hollowood;B. Hoyle;H. Israel;P. Li;N. MacCrann;G. Morris;A. Palmese;A. Plazas;G. Pollina;M. Rau;M. Simet;M. Soares-Santos;M. Troxel;C. Cervantes;Risa Wechsler;J. Zuntz;T. Abbott;F. Abdalla;S. Allam;J. Annis;S. Ávila;S. Bridle;D. Brooks;D. Burke;A. Rosell;M. Kind;J. Carretero;F. Castander;M. Crocce;C. Cunha;C. D'Andrea;L. Costa;C. Davis;J. Vicente;H. Diehl;P. Doel;A. Drlica-Wagner;A. Evrard;B. Flaugher;P. Fosalba;J. Frieman;J. Garc'ia-Bellido;E. Gaztañaga;D. Gerdes;T. Giannantonio;R. Gruendl;G. Gutiérrez;K. Honscheid;D. James;D. Kirk;E. Krause;K. Kuehn;O. Lahav;T. Li;M. Lima;M. March;J. Marshall;F. Menanteau;R. Miquel;J. Mohr;B. Nord;R. Ogando;A. Roodman;E. Sánchez;V. Scarpine;R. Schindler;I. Sevilla-Noarbe;M. Smith;R. C. Smith;F. Sobreira;E. Suchyta;M. Swanson;G. Tarlé;D. Tucker;V. Vikram;A. Walker;J. Weller
通讯作者:
T. McClintock;T. Varga;D. Gruen;E. Rozo;E. Rykoff;T. Shin;Peter Melchior;J. DeRose;S. Seitz;J. Dietrich;E. Sheldon;Y. Zhang;A. V. D. Linden;T. Jeltema;A. Mantz;A. Romer;S. Allen;M. Becker;A. Bermeo;S. Bhargava;M. Costanzi;S. Everett;A. Farahi;N. Hamaus;W. Hartley;D. Hollowood;B. Hoyle;H. Israel;P. Li;N. MacCrann;G. Morris;A. Palmese;A. Plazas;G. Pollina;M. Rau;M. Simet;M. Soares-Santos;M. Troxel;C. Cervantes;Risa Wechsler;J. Zuntz;T. Abbott;F. Abdalla;S. Allam;J. Annis;S. Ávila;S. Bridle;D. Brooks;D. Burke;A. Rosell;M. Kind;J. Carretero;F. Castander;M. Crocce;C. Cunha;C. D'Andrea;L. Costa;C. Davis;J. Vicente;H. Diehl;P. Doel;A. Drlica-Wagner;A. Evrard;B. Flaugher;P. Fosalba;J. Frieman;J. Garc'ia-Bellido;E. Gaztañaga;D. Gerdes;T. Giannantonio;R. Gruendl;G. Gutiérrez;K. Honscheid;D. James;D. Kirk;E. Krause;K. Kuehn;O. Lahav;T. Li;M. Lima;M. March;J. Marshall;F. Menanteau;R. Miquel;J. Mohr;B. Nord;R. Ogando;A. Roodman;E. Sánchez;V. Scarpine;R. Schindler;I. Sevilla-Noarbe;M. Smith;R. C. Smith;F. Sobreira;E. Suchyta;M. Swanson;G. Tarlé;D. Tucker;V. Vikram;A. Walker;J. Weller