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In order to constraint the limitations of association methods applied to galaxy surveys, we analysed the catalogue of halos at $z=0$ of a cosmological simulation, trying to reproduce the limitations that an observational survey deal with. We focused in the percolation method, usually called Friends of Friends method, commonly used in literature. The analysis was carried on the dark matter cosmological simulation MDPL2, from the Multidark project. Results point to a large fraction of contaminants for massive halos in high density environments. Thresholds in the association parameters and the subsequent analysis of observational properties can mitigate the occurrence of fake positives. The use of tests for substructures can also be efficient in particular cases.
We present the galaxy group catalogue for the recently-completed 2MASS Redshift Survey (2MRS, Macri2019) which consists of 44572 redshifts, including 1041 new measurements for galaxies mostly located within the Zone of Avoidance. The galaxy group cat
State-of-the-art models of massive black hole formation postulate that quasars at $z>6$ reside in extreme peaks of the cosmic density structure in the early universe. Even so, direct observational evidence of these overdensities is elusive, especiall
Context. Groups form the most abundant class of galaxy systems. They act as the principal drivers of galaxy evolution and can be used as tracers of the large-scale structure and the underlying cosmology. However, the detection of galaxy groups from g
Unassociated Fermi-LAT sources provide a population with discovery potential. We discuss efforts to find new source associations for this population, and summarize the successes to date. We discuss how the measured gamma-ray properties of associated
New MMT/Hectospec spectroscopy centered on the galaxy cluster A2626 and covering a ${sim} 1.8,text{deg}^2$ area out to $z sim 0.46$ more than doubles the number of galaxy redshifts in this region. The spectra confirm four clusters previously identifi