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Fig. 3.

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Correlation matrix between our observables for the 20 redshift bins in an Euclid-like survey, at  = 10. This matrix corresponds to the Dg,  z,  κCMB( = 10) data vector. The value in each pixel corresponds to . All the data vectors considered in Eqs. (19)–(20) are a subset of this matrix. We see that there is no correlation between δg and δz inside the same redshift bin (diagonals of the upper-left and lower-right blocks), and that there are opposite and positive correlations for neighbouring bins.

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