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Top: redshift distributions ni(z) of the five tomographic source samples (solid lines). The shaded bands indicate the selection window on the photometric redshift point estimate zB. Bottom: line-of-sight window function, W(z), to project the three-dimensional power spectra P(k) (in comoving units) into their angular counterparts, C. The lensing window functions (solid lines, Eq. (5)) are normalised by the maximum of the window function of the last tomographic bin, while the Compton-y window function (dashed line, Eq. (6)) is normalised by its maximum value.

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