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The Power Spectrum of the PSC Redshift Survey
W. Sutherland ; H. Tadros ; G. Efstathiou ; C.S. Frenk ; O. Keeble ; S. Maddox ; R.G. McMahon ; S. Oliver ; M. Rowan-Robinson ; W. Saunders ; S.D.M. White ;
Date 14 Dec 1998
Subject astro-ph
AbstractWe measure the redshift-space power spectrum P(k) for the recently completed IRAS Point Source Catalogue (PSC) redshift survey, which contains 14500 galaxies over 84% of the sky with 60 micron flux >= 0.6 Jansky. Comparison with simulations shows that our estimated errors on P(k) are realistic, and that systematic errors due to the finite survey volume are small for wavenumbers k >~ 0.03 h Mpc^-1. At large scales our power spectrum is intermediate between those of the earlier QDOT and 1.2 Jansky surveys, but with considerably smaller error bars; it falls slightly more steeply to smaller scales. We have fitted families of CDM-like models using the Peacock-Dodds formula for non-linear evolution; the results are somewhat sensitive to the assumed small-scale velocity dispersion sigma_V. Assuming a realistic sigma_V approx 300 km/s yields a shape parameter Gamma ~ 0.25 and normalisation b sigma_8 ~ 0.75; if sigma_V is as high as 600 km/s then Gamma = 0.5 is only marginally excluded. There is little evidence for any `preferred scale’ in the power spectrum or non-Gaussian behaviour in the distribution of large-scale power.
Source arXiv, astro-ph/9901189
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