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The mass function

delete2002-12-01
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Martin White
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We present the mass functions for different mass estimators for a range of cosmological models. We pay particular attention to how universal the mass function is, and how it depends on the cosmology, halo identification, and mass estimator chosen. We investigate quantitatively how well we can relate observed masses to theoretical mass functions.
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cosmology : theory
large-scale structure of universe

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Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series cover
Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series
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