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19952000
most citedOn the motion of the Local Group and its substructures

28 citations · 66 across the 11 of their papers we have counts for

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11 papers

astro-ph2000★ 21 cited

A simple tool for assessing the completeness in apparent magnitude of magnitude-redshift samples

Stephane Rauzy

A new tool is proposed for finding out the completeness limit in apparent magnitude of a magnitude-redshift sample. The technique, closely related to the statistical test proposed…

astro-ph2000★ 9 cited

A robust method for fitting peculiar velocity field models

Stephane Rauzy, Martin A. Hendry

We present a new method for fitting peculiar velocity models to complete flux limited magnitude-redshifts catalogues, using the luminosity function of the sources as a distance ind…

astro-ph1999★ 3 cited

A robust method for measuring the Hubble parameter

M. A. Hendry, S. Rauzy

We obtain a robust, non-parametric, estimate of the Hubble constant from galaxy linear diameters calibrated using HST Cepheid distances. Our method is independent of the parametric…

astro-ph1999

What can we learn from the fluxes of 1.2 Jy IRAS sample?

Stephane Rauzy, Martin Hendry

We present a new method for fitting peculiar velocity models to complete flux limited magnitude-redshifts catalogues, using the luminosity function of the sources as a distance ind…

astro-ph1998

Cluster luminosity function and n^th ranked magnitude as a distance indicator

S. Rauzy, C. Adami, A. Mazure

We define here a standard candle to determine the distance of clusters of galaxies and to investigate their peculiar velocities by using the n^{th} rank galaxy (magnitude m). W…

astro-ph1998★ 28 cited

On the motion of the Local Group and its substructures

S. Rauzy, V. G. Gurzadyan

The problem of the relative motion of the substructures of the Local Group of galaxies revealed via S-tree method, as well as of the velocity of the Local Group itself, is consider…