Fig. 3.

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Halo mass–satellite velocity dispersion relation. The open (solid) diamonds show the velocity dispersion (σs) of satellites versus the host halo masses for total (star-forming) central galaxies. The halo masses are measured from DECaLS lensing data. Different colors indicate different stellar mass bins of central galaxies. The error bars for halo mass indicate the 16% and 84% of the posterior distribution obtained from the MCMC fitting to the stacked lensing profiles. The error bars for σs represent the 16% and 84% of the posterior distribution obtained from the fitting to the distribution of the satellite-central velocity difference. The solid line represents the best fit to the data points for the total galaxy sample.
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