Sep 09, 2021 - Effects of lensing with smooth kappa

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We used the full lensing code (deflections, magnifications) to see how variance/skewness/curtosis in ell bins changes due to lensing. We perform a map level cut.

We show results for three flux threshold values (colors) with smoothed kappa (1 pixel, solid) and without smoothed kappa (dashed)

Sm variance 217.png Sm skewness 217.png Sm curtosis 217.png

Sm variance 353.png Sm skewness 353.png Sm curtosis 353.png

Sm variance 545.png Sm skewness 545.png Sm curtosis 545.png

As expected, smoothing kappa decreases the effect of non-Gaussianities.

We also check stability when the hot pixels are replaced with twice the mean of the map (as opposed to map mean above), changes are not huge and mostly invisible in many of the plots.

2mean variance 217.png 2mean skewness 217.png 2mean curtosis 217.png

2mean variance 353.png 2mean skewness 353.png 2mean curtosis 353.png

2mean variance 545.png 2mean skewness 545.png 2mean curtosis 545.png