Cosmological Constraints From Tully Fisher Measurements In The Local Universe

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We compare the cosmological implications of recent cluster peculiar velocity measurements, using a new Tully Fisher template in the SFI++ survey, at z < 0.33. The measurements suggest a cosmological, intrinsic cluster velocity dispersion of 256 +54/-45; km/s, consistent with previous measurements from Watkins (1997, RMAS, 292, L59). We find that the data best constrain the combination σ8Ωm0.45 to be 0.5299 ± 0.1285. For a ΛCDM scenario, the cluster velocity dispersion data is entirely consistent with WMAP constraints. This is consistent with complementary large-scale structure measurements of σ8 and Ωm with slightly different degeneracy directions.
NH's work is supported by the National Science Foundation Research Experience for Undergraduates Program NSF AST-0552387. RB's work is supported by NSF grants AST-0607018 and PHY-0555216.

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