Fig. 8

Upper panel: effect of the luminosity distance − redshift relation on the shape of the LF. The black points were computed using the 1/Vmax method, assuming both dL(z) and r(z) relations stemming from the standard model, while the blue and red points kept the r(z) relation for the ΛCDM model, changing only the dL(z) relation for that in the listed void model. The effect of the dL(z) relation on the shape of the LF is clear, especially at the lower luminosity bins. Lower panel: effect of the comoving distance − redshift relation on the shape of the LF. The black points were computed using the 1/Vmax method, assuming both dL(z) and r(z) relations stemming from the standard model, while the blue and red points kept the dL(z) relation for the ΛCDM model, changing only the r(z) relation for that in the listed void model. The effect of the r(z) relation on the shape of the LF is found to be much less relevant than that of the dL(z) relation.
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