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Evolution of the turnaround density with redshift. Upper panel: data points: Ωta vs. redshift for the three Virgo cosmologies [ΛSCDM (black points), OCDM (red points), and SCDM (magenta points)] and for the MDPL2 ΛSCDM run. Each point corresponds to the mean value of Ωta in the halo sample at that z, and the error bars (in most cases smaller than the symbol size) correspond to the standard error on the mean. Solid lines: spherical-collapse prediction for Ωta vs. z for the corresponding cosmology. Lower panel: ratio of Ωta in simulations over the spherical-collapse prediction as a function of z for the Virgo and MDPL2 simulations. There is a small, evolving offset between the kinematically measured turnaround density in simulated halos and the spherical-collapse prediction.

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