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The cosmology dependence of galaxy clustering and lensing from a hybrid N-body-perturbation theory model
Nickolas Kokron, Joseph DeRose, Shi-Fan Chen, Martin White, Risa H. Wechsler
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We implement a model for the two-point statistics of biased tracers that combines dark matter dynamics from N-body simulations with an analytic Lagrangian bias expansion. Using Aemulus, a suite of N-body simulations built for emulation of cosmological observables, we emulate the cosmology dependence of these nonlinear spectra from redshifts z = 0 to z=2. We quantify the accuracy of our emulation procedure, which is sub-per cent at k=1 h Mpc⁻¹ for the redshifts probed by upcoming surveys and improves at higher redshifts. We demonstrate its ability to describe the statistics of complex tracer samples, including those with assembly bias and baryonic effects, reliably fitting the clustering and lensing statistics of such samples at redshift z≃0.4 to scales of kₘₐₓ ≈0.6 hMpc⁻¹. We show that the emulator can be used for unbiased cosmological parameter inference in simulated joint clustering and galaxy--galaxy lensing analyses with data drawn from an independent N-body simulation. These results indicate that our emulator is a promising tool that can be readily applied to the analysis of current and upcoming datasets from galaxy surveys.
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