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Table 3.

Comparison for the number of galaxy groups for different mass functions: tinker08 (default model, Tinker et al. 2008), watson13 (Watson et al. 2013), and despali16 (Despali et al. 2016).

Panel Mass [M] Mass function z ≥ 0 z ≥ 0.5 z ≥ 1.0 z ≥ 1.5 z ≥ 2.0 z ≥ 2.5
tinker08 29416719 25968096 15546565 6715285 2229519 592860

≥1013 watson13 29253536 25695123 15622655 6983156 2436322 682620

despali16 28430787 25107575 15124462 6561228 2203987 597631

tinker08 1738760 1354850 531448 123060 18545 1941

1st ≥5 × 1013 watson13 2098401 1616700 633586 146831 22284 2336

despali16 1583691 1233233 489433 114486 17665 1921

tinker08 396586 279505 80316 11895 1019 54

≥1014 watson13 524014 363217 102711 14826 1237 63

despali16 354015 249096 72717 10943 969 54

2nd ≥5 × 1013 tinker08 1960 1522 593 135 20 1

3rd ≥5 × 1013 tinker08 1960 1522 562 89 8 0

Notes. Planck20 cosmology is used for the calculation (Planck Collaboration VI 2020). First panel: number of galaxy groups in the whole sky (first panel in Fig. 10). Second panel: number of galaxy groups expected to be discovered by ATHENA for a nominal mission lifetime of four years with sky coverage of 48 deg2 (third panel in Fig. 10). The results are based on the RE11 baseline simulation. Third panel: expected number of galaxy groups with ΔT/T ≤ 25% in the temperature measurements (fourth panel in Fig. 10). The three bold numbers in the table are indicated as blue stars in Fig. 10.

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