Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics
Scientific paper
Aug 2006
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Astronomy and Astrophysics, Volume 454, Issue 3, August II 2006, pp.715-715
Astronomy and Astrophysics
Astrophysics
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Dark Matter, Gravitational Lensing, Errata, Addenda
Scientific paper
We correct two errors that were present in the former version of this paper. First, a factor 1/3 was missing in the expression of the smooth density profile of the dark matter halo (Eq. (1)) that propagates into the expression of the projected smooth density profile (Eq. (9)). Second, the numerical integration of the caustics' density profile also misses a factor of 2, although the equations are correct. The former error has no effect on the analysis but the latter makes the weak lensing signal twice stronger than previously published. Therefore, the detection of dark matter caustics through weak lensing is made easier. Instead of a superposition of about 200 cluster-size halos, one would require only ˜ 100 such systems for the caustics to show up in ground-based observations. Similarly, space-based weak lensing data would achieve the same detection threshold with ˜ 30 galaxy clusters.
Fort Bernard
Gavazzi Raphael
Mohayaee Roya
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