BOSS Publications and Results
BOSS overview paper
The motivation for BOSS and an overview of target selection, survey design, and
observing strategy are described in Dawson et al. 2013,
The Baryon
Oscillation Spectroscopic Survey of SDSS-III, published in the January 2013 issue of
Astronomical Journal. A preprint-style
PDF of the paper is available on this site.
DR9 Galaxy Clustering Science results presented in BOSS publications
Below we list measurements, covariance matrices and analysis tools
that have been presented and utilized in BOSS DR9 galaxy clustering papers.
The covariance matrices for all measurements are calculated from the 600
mock DR9 CMASS realizations, created using PTHalos, described in
Manera et al. (2013).
Please cite this paper if the errors are used in any analysis.
CMASS DR9 results of clustering wedges from:
Kazin, Sánchez et al. (2013).
Also featured in Anderson et al. (2013)
(anisotropic clustering results) and
Sánchez, Kazin et al. (2013).
The CMASS galaxy monopole and quadrupole correlation functions, pre-reconstruction, measured in:
Anderson et al. (2013) (Figure 9, top row)
The CMASS galaxy monopole and quadrupole correlation functions, post-reconstruction, measured in:
Anderson et al. (2013) (Figure 9, bottom row)
The CMASS galaxy correlation function, unreconstructed, measured in:
Anderson et al. (2012) (Figure 3)
The CMASS galaxy correlation function, reconstructed, from:
Anderson et al. (2012)(Figure 3)
The CMASS galaxy power spectrum, unreconstructed, from:
Anderson et al. (2012) (Figure 8)
The CMASS galaxy power spectrum, reconstructed, from:
Anderson et al. (2012) (Figure 8)
The CMASS galaxy correlation function as measured in:
Sánchez et al. (2012) (Figure 2)
The CMASS galaxy correlation functions as measured in:
Nuza et al. (2012) (Figures 6 and 7)
The multipoles of the CMASS correlation function from:
Reid et al. (2012),
Also featured in Samushia et al. (2013)
Covariance matrices for all measurements are derived from the DR9 mock catalogs, from:
Manera et al. (2013)
Enhanced redshift space distortions, from:
Tojeiro et al. (2012)
- Best-fit values of f σ8 at
z=0.3, 0.45 and 0.6 for the passive bias model and
their covariance (Table 1). N.B. we reduced the number of
redshifts samples from 4 to 3 to reduce covariances between
adjacent redshift slices (see Section 5.1).
[file].
- Best-fit values of f at z=0.3, 0.45 and 0.6
for the passive bias model and their covariance (Table 1).
N.B. we reduced the number of redshifts samples from 4 to 3
to reduce covariances between adjacent redshift slices (see Section 5.1).
[file].
- Table 2 + best-fit parameters. Covariance matrix here is given with
more significant digits than the version on the paper, and should
be preferred for any calculations.
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