Large-scale bias and the peak background split¶
Sheth, R. K., & Tormen, G. (1999). Large-scale bias and the peak background split. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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Domain-specific¶
- Halo Mass Function
- Sheth–Tormen refinement. Sheth and Tormen introduced a modified multiplicity form associated with improved agreement to simulations and ellipsoidal-collapse motivation
This sourceIntroduces the modified multiplicity form (parameters a, p, A) as a fit to N-body simulations; the ellipsoidal-collapse motivation for that form is developed only in the later Sheth, Mo & Tormen (2001), which this source does not supply.
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- Sheth–Tormen refinement. Sheth and Tormen introduced a modified multiplicity form associated with improved agreement to simulations and ellipsoidal-collapse motivation
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