Large Scale Distribution of Galaxies in The Field HS 47.5-22. II. Observational Data Analysis
Aleksandra Grokhovskaya, Sergei N. Dodonov, T. A. Movsessian

TL;DR
This study analyzes the large-scale distribution of over 28,000 galaxies up to redshift 0.8, identifying more than 250 significant overdense structures using innovative density mapping methods.
Contribution
It presents a comprehensive observational analysis of galaxy distribution and introduces two independent methods for detecting large-scale structures in galaxy surveys.
Findings
Over 250 significant overdense structures identified.
Wide range of structures observed across redshifts up to 0.8.
Demonstrates effectiveness of density contrast mapping methods.
Abstract
The results of the study of the large-scale distribution of galaxies up to z ~0.8 in the field HS 47.5-22 on the basis of photometric data of the 1-meter Schmidt telescope of the BAO NAS Armenia are presented. The full sample contains 28,398 galaxies. Candidates for large-scale structures were determined using two independent methods for reconstructing density contrast maps in 57 narrow slices of the three-dimensional distribution of galaxies: adaptive aperture algorithm with smoothing and 2D Voronoi tessellation. We have identified more than 250 statistically significant overdense structures. The obtained results demonstrate a wide range of overdense structures over the full range of redshifts up to z ~0.8.
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