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Figure 1:
The redshift distribution in the VVDS-02h field. The
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Figure 2:
The rest frame B-IAB color ( left) and
absolute magnitude
MBAB ( right) from the VVDS-02h data up
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Figure 3:
The correlation function from the VVDS-02h data up
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Figure 4:
The correlation function
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Figure 5: Correlation function computed from the VVDS sample, applying the same color-magnitude selection function as for the DEEP2 survey (Coil et al. 2004): ( bottom) the full sample in the redshift range [0.7, 1.35], ( top two panels) the lower [0.7, 0.9] and higher [0.9, 1.35] redshift samples. The slope has been fixed to the same slope as measured in the DEEP2 to ease r0 comparison. |
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Figure 6:
Comparison of the correlation length r0(z) (comoving)
measured in the VVDS-Deep survey
applying a color-color and magnitude
selection as in the DEEP2 survey, and the DEEP2 survey
measurements (Coil et al. 2004): VVDS-02h, with
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Figure 7:
Evolution of the correlation length r0(z) (comoving) from the VVDS.
Black circles are for the VVDS-02h data, open squares are for the VVDS-CDFS
data. The doted points indicate the measurements
when setting the slope to the mean
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