Toward accurate measurement of property-dependent galaxy clustering: II. Tests of the smoothed density-corrected method
arXiv:2301.05520 · doi:10.3847/1538-4357/acb25d
Abstract
We present a smoothed density-corrected technique for building a random catalog for property-dependent galaxy clustering estimation. This approach is essentially based on the density-corrected method of Cole(2011), with three improvements to the original method. To validate the improved method, we generate two sets of flux-limited samples from two independent mock catalogs with different corrections. By comparing the two-point correlation functions, our results demonstrate that the random catalog created by the smoothed density-corrected approach provides a more accurate and precise measurement for both sets of mock samples than the commonly used method and redshift shuffled method. For flux-limited samples and color-dependent subsamples, the accuracy for the projected correlation function is well constrained within on the scale . The accuracy of the redshift-space correlation function is less than as well. Currently, it is the only approach that holds promise for achieving the goal of high-accuracy clustering measures for next-generation surveys.
arXiv comment18 pages, 12 figures, corrected typos, published version. Comments welcome!
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