Fig. 5

Evolution of the Y500-M500
relation. Left: the WMAP data from Fig. 4 are divided into three redshift bins:
z < 0.08 (blue diamonds),
0.08 < z < 0.18
(green crosses), z > 0.18 (red triangles).
We observe the expected trend: at fixed mass, Y500
decreases with redshift. This redshift dependence is mainly due to the angular
distance
(Y500 ∝ Dang(z)-2).
The stars give the prediction of the model. Right: we divide
Y500 by
and plot it as a function of z to search for evidence of evolution
in the Y500−M500 relation.
The thick bars give the 1σ statistical errors from WMAP data. The
thin bars give the total 1 sigma errors.
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