Fig. 14.

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Left: IR − IX relation for the northern (turquoise) and southern (orange) parts of the halo. The upper limits (arrows) represent cells with data points below 2σ radio noise level. The horizontal black dash-dotted lines indicate the 1σ in the radio maps. The turquoise and orange dashed lines correspond to the best-fit obtained separately for the northern and southern, respectively, parts of the halo. The best-fits are reported with the corresponding 95% confidence regions. The correlation slope is indeed different for the northern and southern regions of the halo: the southern part of the halo is steeper than the northern part at all three frequencies.
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