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Galaxy cluster merger rate as a function of redshift normalised by the corresponding number of synthetic cluster regions in each mass bin (see Section 4.1) for major mergers with ∆M/M ≥ 0.5. Best-fit curves to simulated data are shown. Left panel: data points correspond to progenitor cluster masses with M200,1 ≥ 1013 M assuming Poissonian errors. Right panel: best-fit curves for progenitor cluster masses with 1013M200,ı/M < 1014 (blue) and M200,1 ≥ 1014 M (red). Data points are excluded for clarity. Solid and dashed lines indicate two different cuts of the merger ratio parameter, µ.

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