JCMT/SCUBA-2 uncovers an excess of 850 μm counts on megaparsec scales around high-redshift quasars - Characterization of the overdensities and their alignment with the quasars’ Lyα nebulae

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Table 6.

Preferred directions of the overdensities and major axis of the Lyα nebulae.

Quasar	ID ^(a)	β [°] ^(d)
Jackpot	–	−77
MAMMOTH-I	–	−77
Fabulous	13	61
J0525−233	3	88
SDSSJ1209+1138	7	−45
SDSSJ1025+0452	10	−71
SDSSJ1557+1540	18	−21
SDSSJ1342+1702	24	46
Q-0115−30	29	−11
Q2355+0108	46	41
SDSSJ0819+0823	50	−16
J015741−01062957	–	−68
J020944+051713	–	63
J024401−013403	–	−16
J033900−013318	–	80
J111113−080401	–	18
J193957−100241	–	69
J221527−161133	–	−87
J230301−093930	–	30
J233446−090812	45	7

Notes.

^(a)

ID in QSO MUSEUM.

^(b)

Angle north of east for the preferred direction of the overdensity using the rms method.

^(c)

Angle north of east for the preferred direction of the overdensity using the 2D inertia tensor.

^(d)

Major axis of the Lyα nebulae.

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