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Weak lensing power spectrum reconstruction by counting galaxies.-- II: Improving the ABS method with the shift parameter

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arxiv 1807.00443 v1 pith:LVMZI4FR submitted 2018-07-02 astro-ph.CO

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In paper I of this series (Yang et al. 2017, ApJ), we proposed an analytical method of blind separation ({\bf ABS}) to extract the cosmic magnification signal in galaxy number distribution and reconstruct the weak lensing power spectrum. Here we report a new version of the ABS method, with significantly improved performance. This version is characterized by a shift parameter $\mathcal{S}$, with the special case of $\mathcal{S}=0$ corresponding to the original ABS method. We have tested this new version, compared to the previous one, and confirmed its supreme performance in all investigated situations. Therefore it supersedes the previous version. The proof of concept studies presented in this paper demonstrate that it may enable surveys such as LSST and SKA to reconstruct the lensing power spectrum at $z\simeq 1$ with $1\%$ accuracy. We will test with more realistic simulations to verify its applicability in real data.

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