Fig. 11.

Dn(4000) index versus distance from the supercluster center (Dc) for galaxies in long filaments with length ≥20 h−1 Mpc (red crosses). Filled red dots denote galaxies in the straight filament at the extension of the supercluster axis (F1033). Colours code the density of points at a given location in the plot. We note that filaments around the supercluster main body begin at clustercentric distances Dc ≈ 7 h−1 Mpc, and F1033 begins in the supercluster tail at Dc ≈ 28 h−1 Mpc. Line at Dn(4000) = 1.55 separate galaxies with young (Dn(4000)≤1.55) and old stellar populations. The line at Dc = 10.2 h−1 Mpc show the distance from the supercluster centre for galaxies with young stellar populations in long filaments which are the closest to the supercluster centre. The line at Dc = 5 h−1 Mpc shows the borders of the HDC of the supercluster.
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