Table 2.
Uncertainties (εrel, 90%,σfit, 90% and Δ90%) found after fitting the SBF of the galaxy presented in Fig. 4 under different considerations.
Fit: | 1 Param. | C.T. | σaz | 2 Param. |
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εrel, 90% [%] | 1.40 | 1.40 | 1.49 | 1.96; 5.43 |
σfit, 90% [%] | 0.51 | 0.51 | 8.22 | 0.76; 2.52 |
Δ90% [%] | 5.76 | 5.76 | 4.87 | 8.57; 12.2 |
Notes. Column 1 (1 Param.): fitting of Eq. (21) considering the SBF is the only unknown parameter, i.e. as done in the rest of the work. Column 2 (C.T.): fitting of Eq. (A.7), i.e. the SBF is the only unknown parameter and we consider the crossed term (it returns the same results as Col. 1). Column 3 (σaz): weighted fitting of Eq. (21) considering the uncertainties when performing the azimuthal average of PS(Galmock fluc mask). Column 4 (2 Param.): fitting of Eq. (21) considering both the SBF and the power spectrum of the instrumental noise as unknown parameters (uncertainties of both are shown in order).
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