Table 1.

Summary of the cosmological, astrophysical, and systematics parameters used in our cosmological analysis.

Prior range
Parameter*Fiducial ΛCDMwCDMSystematics testsSection
Cosmological5.1.1
Ωcflat[0.01, 0.9]
 σ8flat[0.1, 2]
 Ωbflat[0.038, 0.053]
nsflat[0.87, 1.07]
hflat[0.64, 0.82]
 ∑mν [eV]fixed at 0.06 flat[0, 0.5] for “∑mν varied“
wfixed at −1flat[−2, −1/3]
Astrophysical5.1.2
AIAflat[−5, 5]fixed at 0 for “w/o IA”
 ηIAflat[−5, 5]fixed at 3 for “IA ηIA = 3”
ABfixed at 0fixed at 1 for “AB = 1” or flat[−5, 5] for “AB varied”
Systematics5.1.3
ApsfGauss(1, 1)fixed at 0 for “w/o PSF error”appendix 2.1
 ΔmGauss(0, 0.01)fixed at 0 for “w/o Δm
 Δz1Gauss(0, 0.0374)fixed at 0 for “w/o p(z) error”
 Δz2Gauss(0, 0.0124)fixed at 0 for “w/o p(z) error”
 Δz3Gauss(0, 0.0326)fixed at 0 for “w/o p(z) error”
 Δz4Gauss(0, 0.0343)fixed at 0 for “w/o p(z) error”
A〈γ〉fixed at 0flat[−5, 5] for “w/ const-γ”appendix 2.2
Prior range
Parameter*Fiducial ΛCDMwCDMSystematics testsSection
Cosmological5.1.1
Ωcflat[0.01, 0.9]
 σ8flat[0.1, 2]
 Ωbflat[0.038, 0.053]
nsflat[0.87, 1.07]
hflat[0.64, 0.82]
 ∑mν [eV]fixed at 0.06 flat[0, 0.5] for “∑mν varied“
wfixed at −1flat[−2, −1/3]
Astrophysical5.1.2
AIAflat[−5, 5]fixed at 0 for “w/o IA”
 ηIAflat[−5, 5]fixed at 3 for “IA ηIA = 3”
ABfixed at 0fixed at 1 for “AB = 1” or flat[−5, 5] for “AB varied”
Systematics5.1.3
ApsfGauss(1, 1)fixed at 0 for “w/o PSF error”appendix 2.1
 ΔmGauss(0, 0.01)fixed at 0 for “w/o Δm
 Δz1Gauss(0, 0.0374)fixed at 0 for “w/o p(z) error”
 Δz2Gauss(0, 0.0124)fixed at 0 for “w/o p(z) error”
 Δz3Gauss(0, 0.0326)fixed at 0 for “w/o p(z) error”
 Δz4Gauss(0, 0.0343)fixed at 0 for “w/o p(z) error”
A〈γ〉fixed at 0flat[−5, 5] for “w/ const-γ”appendix 2.2
*

For detailed descriptions of the parameters, see sub-subsections 5.1.1 for the cosmological parameters, 5.1.2 for the astrophysical nuisance parameters, and 5.1.3 for the systematics nuisance parameters.

“flat[x1, x2]” means a flat prior between x1 and x2, whereas “Gauss(⁠|$\bar{x}$|⁠, σ)” means a Gaussian prior with the mean |$\bar{x}$| and the standard deviation σ.

Table 1.

Summary of the cosmological, astrophysical, and systematics parameters used in our cosmological analysis.

Prior range
Parameter*Fiducial ΛCDMwCDMSystematics testsSection
Cosmological5.1.1
Ωcflat[0.01, 0.9]
 σ8flat[0.1, 2]
 Ωbflat[0.038, 0.053]
nsflat[0.87, 1.07]
hflat[0.64, 0.82]
 ∑mν [eV]fixed at 0.06 flat[0, 0.5] for “∑mν varied“
wfixed at −1flat[−2, −1/3]
Astrophysical5.1.2
AIAflat[−5, 5]fixed at 0 for “w/o IA”
 ηIAflat[−5, 5]fixed at 3 for “IA ηIA = 3”
ABfixed at 0fixed at 1 for “AB = 1” or flat[−5, 5] for “AB varied”
Systematics5.1.3
ApsfGauss(1, 1)fixed at 0 for “w/o PSF error”appendix 2.1
 ΔmGauss(0, 0.01)fixed at 0 for “w/o Δm
 Δz1Gauss(0, 0.0374)fixed at 0 for “w/o p(z) error”
 Δz2Gauss(0, 0.0124)fixed at 0 for “w/o p(z) error”
 Δz3Gauss(0, 0.0326)fixed at 0 for “w/o p(z) error”
 Δz4Gauss(0, 0.0343)fixed at 0 for “w/o p(z) error”
A〈γ〉fixed at 0flat[−5, 5] for “w/ const-γ”appendix 2.2
Prior range
Parameter*Fiducial ΛCDMwCDMSystematics testsSection
Cosmological5.1.1
Ωcflat[0.01, 0.9]
 σ8flat[0.1, 2]
 Ωbflat[0.038, 0.053]
nsflat[0.87, 1.07]
hflat[0.64, 0.82]
 ∑mν [eV]fixed at 0.06 flat[0, 0.5] for “∑mν varied“
wfixed at −1flat[−2, −1/3]
Astrophysical5.1.2
AIAflat[−5, 5]fixed at 0 for “w/o IA”
 ηIAflat[−5, 5]fixed at 3 for “IA ηIA = 3”
ABfixed at 0fixed at 1 for “AB = 1” or flat[−5, 5] for “AB varied”
Systematics5.1.3
ApsfGauss(1, 1)fixed at 0 for “w/o PSF error”appendix 2.1
 ΔmGauss(0, 0.01)fixed at 0 for “w/o Δm
 Δz1Gauss(0, 0.0374)fixed at 0 for “w/o p(z) error”
 Δz2Gauss(0, 0.0124)fixed at 0 for “w/o p(z) error”
 Δz3Gauss(0, 0.0326)fixed at 0 for “w/o p(z) error”
 Δz4Gauss(0, 0.0343)fixed at 0 for “w/o p(z) error”
A〈γ〉fixed at 0flat[−5, 5] for “w/ const-γ”appendix 2.2
*

For detailed descriptions of the parameters, see sub-subsections 5.1.1 for the cosmological parameters, 5.1.2 for the astrophysical nuisance parameters, and 5.1.3 for the systematics nuisance parameters.

“flat[x1, x2]” means a flat prior between x1 and x2, whereas “Gauss(⁠|$\bar{x}$|⁠, σ)” means a Gaussian prior with the mean |$\bar{x}$| and the standard deviation σ.

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