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23 April 2024
 
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A Comparison of The PSCz and Stromlo-APM Redshift Surveys
M.D. Seaborne ; 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 May 1999
Subject astro-ph
AffiliationOxford), W. Sutherland(Oxford), H. Tadros(Oxford), G. Efstathiou(IoA), C.S. Frenk(Durham), O. Keeble(Imperial), S. Maddox(IoA), R.G. McMahon(IoA), S. Oliver(Imperial), M. Rowan-Robinson(Imperial), W. Saunders(Edinburgh), S.D.M. White(MPA
AbstractWe present a direct comparison of the clustering properties of two redshift surveys covering a common volume of space: the recently completed IRAS Point Source Catalogue redshift survey (PSCz) containing 14500 galaxies with a limiting flux of 0.6 Jy at 60 microns, and the optical Stromlo-APM survey containing 1787 galaxies in a region of 4300 deg^2 in the southern Galactic cap. We use three methods to compare the clustering properties: the counts-in-cells comparison of Efstathiou (1995), the two-point cross correlation function, and the Tegmark (1998) `null-buster’ test. We find that the Stromlo variances are systematically higher than those of PSCz, as expected due to the deficit of early-type galaxies in IRAS samples. However we find that the differences between the cell counts are consistent with a linear bias between the two surveys, with a relative bias parameter b_rel = b_Stromlo/b_PSCz approx 1.3 which appears approximately scale-independent. The correlation coefficient R between optical and IRAS densities on scales sim 20 Mpc/h is R > 0.72 at 95% c.l., placing limits on types of `stochastic bias’ which affect optical and IRAS galaxies differently.
Source arXiv, astro-ph/9905182
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