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The correlation matrix shown in relation to the number of jackknife samples NJK (bottom right), in comparison to the sample covariance correlation matrix (top left corner). The correlation matrix is divided into blocks representing the covariance between each angular power spectra pair. On the left we show the jacknife covariances NJK = 74 and on the right with NJK = 296. Each angular power spectra is indicated with a label of the form XiYj where X and Y represent the angular power spectra type, either P for clustering or E and B for E- and B-modes, while the subscripts i and j represent the tomographic bin. Increasing NJK improves the non-diagonal structure of the jackknife covariance, features in the sample covariance start to show more clearly for NJK = 296 where the noise levels are lower.

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