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arxiv: 1407.6940 · v2 · submitted 2014-07-25 · 🌌 astro-ph.CO

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Large-scale Cosmic Flows from Cosmicflows-2 Catalog

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The Cosmicflows-2 catalogue is a compendium of peculiar velocity measurements. While it has many objects in common with the COMPOSITE catalogue, a previously analysed collection of peculiar velocity data found to give an unexpectedly large bulk flow on large scales, the data in Cosmicflows-2 have been reanalysed to ensure consistency between distances measured using different methods. In particular, a focus on accurate distances led the authors of the Cosmicflows-2 to not correct for homogeneous or inhomogeneous Malmquist bias, both or which are corrected for in the COMPOSITE compilation. We find remarkable agreement between the COMPOSITE and the Cosmicflows-2 if the small EFAR sample of clusters located in two dense superclusters is removed from both surveys, giving results that are inconsistent with the $\Lambda$ cold dark matter standard model with Planck central parameters at the 98\% level. On smaller scales we find overall agreement between data sets and consistency with the standard model.

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