The XMM-{\em Newton}/2dF Survey - VI: Clustering and Bias of the Soft X-ray Point Sources
arXiv:astro-ph/0409670 · doi:10.1111/j.1365-2966.2004.08432.x
Abstract
We study the clustering properties of X-ray sources detected in the wide area (deg) bright, contiguous XMM-{\em Newton}/2dF survey. We detect 432 objects to a flux limit of ergcms in the soft 0.5-2 keV band. Performing the standard angular correlation function analysis, a correlation signal between 0 and 150 arcsec is detected: . If the angular correlation function is modeled as a power law, , then for its nominal slope of we estimate, after correcting for the integral constraint and the amplification bias, that arcsec. Using a clustering evolution model which is constant in comoving coordinates (), a luminosity dependent density evolution model for the X-ray luminosity function and the concordance cosmological model () we obtain, by inverting Limber's integral equation, a spatial correlation length of Mpc. This value is larger than that of previous {\sc ROSAT} surveys as well as of the optical two-degree quasar redshift survey. Only in models where the clustering remains constant in physical coordinates (), do we obtain an value ( Mpc) which is consistent with the above surveys.
11 pages, 6 figures, MNRAS accepted
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