The RayGalGroupSims suite consists of a set of N-body simulations of different cosmological models, which have been specifically designed to generate high resolution halo catalogs in redshift-space (light-cone) taking into account for all observable relativistic effects to first order in the weak field approximation.
We have also computed high precision field quantities (power spectra, density maps , etc.) and halo quantities (various properties and profiles for several definitions) in several snapshots at a given redshift (no relativistic effect). These snapshot data are provided below.
To date we have realized two runs for LCDM and WCDM scenarios with parameters set to the WMAP-7 best-fit cosmological model (and within the Planck 2σ level contours). The simulations cover a (2625 Mpc/h)3 volume with Np=40963 particles (the mass resolution is about 1.88·1010 Msun/h in LCDM and 2.01·1010 Msun/h in wCDM).
We provide here snapshot data (i.e. at a given time).
If you are interested in light-cone data you can go there.
Cosmology
Information about RayGal cosmology can be found here.
Snapshot expansion factors and unit conversion [format: explicit ASCII files]
Power spectra [ format: k (h/Mpc) P (Mpc/h)3 ]
Remark: a conservative choice is to drop the values between max(k) and max(k)/2 to make sure the power spectrum is not polluted by aliasing effects.
Density field
zstart | 3.0 | 2.3 | 2.0 | 1.5 | 1.0 | 0.67 | 0.50 | 0.43 | 0.25 | 0.11 | 0 | |
LCDM | link | link | link | link | link | link | link | link | link | link | link | link |
WCDM | link | link | link | link | link | link | link | link | link | link | link | link |
Halos properties (including profiles)
Friend-of-friend halos LCDM
b \ z | 3.0 | 2.3 | 2.0 | 1.5 | 1.0 | 0.67 | 0.50 | 0.43 | 0.25 | 0.11 | 0 |
0.0500 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
0.0630 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
0.0794 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
0.1000 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
0.1260 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
0.1587 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
0.2000 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
0.2520 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
0.3175 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
0.4000 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
Friend-of-friend halos wCDM
b \ z | 3.0 | 2.3 | 2.0 | 1.5 | 1.0 | 0.67 | 0.50 | 0.43 | 0.25 | 0.11 | 0 |
0.0500 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
0.0630 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
0.0794 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
0.1000 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
0.1260 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
0.1587 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
0.2000 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
0.2520 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | |
0.3175 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | |
0.4000 | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
Spherical Overdensity halos LCDM
Δ \ z | 3.0 | 2.3 | 2.0 | 1.5 | 1.0 | 0.67 | 0.50 | 0.43 | 0.25 | 0.11 | 0 |
50m | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp | |||||||
100m | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | ||
200m | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | ||
400m | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp | hfp/p | hfp/p | ||
800m | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | ||
1600m | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | ||
3200m | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | ||
6400m | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | ||
12800m | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | ||
200c | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
500c | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
2500c | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | ||
Δvir | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p | hfp/p |
Spherical Overdensity halos wCDM (transfer in progress)
Non parametric halo profile (i.e. sparsity) in LCDM and wCDM
[format: explicit ASCII files]
Quick access to some mass and sparsities (ie mass profile)
Halo particles, snapshot particles, snapshot AMR cells
Too large, please contact us.
Publications
Some publications using RayGal data
Known issues
RayGal team
Acknowledgements
If you use these data, we kindly ask you to cite the two following papers: Breton et al. 2019 (link); Rasera et al., 2021(link) .
We acknowledge financial support from the DIM ACAV of the Région Île-de-France, the Action fédératriceee Cosmologie et structuration de l’univers as well as the JSPS Grant L16519. This work was granted access to HPC resources of TGCC/CINES through allocations made by GENCI Grand Equipement National de Calcul Intensif under the allocations 2016-042287, 2017-A0010402287, 2018-A0030402287, 2019-A0050402287 and 2020-A0070402287. AT acknowledges the support from MEXT/JSPS KAKENHI Grant Nos. JP17H06359, JP20H05861, JP21H01081, and JST AIP Acceleration Research Grant No. JP20317829, Japan. We thank Enea Di Dio for pointing out the “hidden” Class options to tune, S. Prunet for help on MPGRAFIC and Polspice, R. Teyssier for help on Ramses, B. Li for sharing his TSC routine, C. Murray for useful comments on the catalogues, J. Adamek for tips about Healpix. We also thank J.-M. Alimi, S. Colombi, I. Achitouv and A.Le Brun for fruitful discussions. We deeply thank Stéphane Mene for tremendeous efforts in making the local servers working at LUTH