Correlation analyses of deep galaxy samples. II - Wide angle surveys at the South Galactic Pole

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Angular Correlation, Astronomical Photography, Astronomical Photometry, Galactic Evolution, Galactic Structure, Photographic Measurement, Astronomical Catalogs, Cosmology, Deep Space, Galactic Clusters, Photographic Plates, Scaling Laws, Schmidt Telescopes, Spatial Distribution, Star Clusters

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The paper presents angular correlation functions for samples of galaxies found by measurement of five Schmidt plates with the COSMOS machine. The plates include J-R pairs of two fields and have been limited to J=21.5 and R=19.75 at various magnitudes. On small angular scales, the amplitudes of the correlation functions are in agreement with those expected from the scaling of local results, indicating the uniformity and isotropy of the universe to very great depths. However, the errors are still too large to impose useful constraints on evolution in galaxy clustering. At large angular scales evidence is found for the correlations similar to those of Groth and Peebles (1977) in the analysis of the Lick catalog; its position corresponds to a physical separation of 3/h Mpc, three times smaller than that of Groth and Peebles.

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