On Departures From a Power Law in the Galaxy Correlation Function

Abstract

We measure the projected correlation function w_p(r_p) from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey for a flux-limited sample of 118,000 galaxies and for a volume limited subset of 22,000 galaxies with absolute magnitude M_r<-21. Both correlation functions show subtle but systematic departures from the best-fit power law, in particular a change in slope at r_p~1-2 Mpc/h. These departures are stronger for the volume-limited sample, which is restricted to relatively luminous galaxies. We show that the inflection point in w_p(r_p) can be naturally explained by contemporary models of galaxy clustering, according to which it marks the transition from a large scale regime dominated by galaxy pairs in separate dark matter halos to a small scale regime dominated by galaxy pairs in the same dark matter halo. For example, given the dark halo population predicted by an inflationary cold dark matter scenario, the projected correlation function of the volume-limited sample can be well reproduced by a model in which the mean number of M_r<-21 galaxies in a halo of mass M>M_1=4.74 X 10^{13}\msun/h is <N>_M=(M/M_1)^{0.89}, with 75% of the galaxies residing in less massive, single-galaxy halos. This physically motivated model has the same number of free parameters as a power law, and it fits the w_p(r_p) data better, with a χ^2/d.o.f.=0.93 compared to 6.12 (for 10 degrees of freedom, incorporating the covariance of the correlation function errors). Departures from a power-law correlation function encode information about the relation between galaxies and dark matter halos. Higher precision measurements of these departures for multiple classes of galaxies will constrain galaxy bias and provide new tests of the theory of galaxy formation.

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