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Table B.1:

List of observed peaks in the redshift distribution of the reference master catalog.

$\langle z\rangle$ 		$\sigma_V$ [km s-1] $z_{\rm min}-z_{\rm max}$ N XID
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
0.126 906 0.119-0.133 73 -
0.215 443 0.211-0.218 61 -
0.338 1724 0.322-0.353 76 -
0.530 2190 0.508-0.552 193 -
0.672 1758 0.653-0.692 306 645
0.735 565 0.728-0.742 257 566, 594
0.973 2936 0.935-1.012 181 249
1.039 859 1.028-1.051 110 -
1.095 1536 1.074-1.117 129 -
1.221 391 1.215-1.227 65 -
1.296 261 1.292-1.300 35 -
1.611 497 1.602-1.620 36 -
2.318 2102 2.272-2.365 108 -
2.566 1435 2.532-2.601 72 -
2.811 575 2.796-2.825 23 -
3.471 984 3.442-3.501 29 -
3.702 360 3.691-3.714 11 -

Notes. The columns list: (1) the average $\langle z\rangle$ of each peak; (2) the velocity dispersion $\sigma_V$; (3) the redshift range corresponding to $\pm$$2\sigma_V$, selected for the analysis of the spatial distribution (see Figs. B.1, B.2, and B.3); (4) the number of galaxies in the selected redshift interval; and (5) the identification numbers of extended X-ray sources (from Giacconi et al. 2002) associated with the peak.


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