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Total number of selected objects (NT) for the faint-end (mr ≥ 18.5) regime by adopting different N × σNMAD combinations for T80S/S-PLUS and LS-DR10-CBPF galaxy cluster candidate members selection and imposing different mr-limit values (20, 20.1, 20.2, 20.3, 20.4 and 20.5). The lower panel show a set of 5 different N × σNMAD combinations within the mr range of 20-20.5. The leftmost column of each set corresponds to target selections adopting N × σNMAD = 4 for both T80S/S-PLUS and LS-DR10-CBPF, followed by the N × σNMAD combinations (from left to right): 3.5/3.0, 3.5/2.5, 3.0/2.5; and 3.0/2.0 for T80S/S-PLUS and LS-DR10-CBPF respectively. As a reference NT number (NT) of selected objects is included on top of each mr-limited set considering N × σNMAD = 4 for both T80S/S-PLUS and CBPF surveys. The blue line highlights how NT varies as a function of mr, if mr = 20.5 (N/NT = 1) is considered NT is reduced to 60% at mr-limit = 20. Each bar is decomposed by their corresponding parent survey catalogue: T80S/S-PLUS (green), CBPF (yellow) and common objects selected by both surveys(grey). The upper panel shows how the different N × σNMAD adopted combinations for T80S/S-PLUS and LS-DR10-CBPF affect NT at each mr-limit bin, considering N × σNMAD = 4 as a reference (N/NT = 1). At all mr bins the number of objects is reduced for the different N × σNMAD combinations, dropping down to a ≲60% of the selected objects at N × σNMAD-combination: 3.0, 2.0 for T80S/S-PLUS and LS-DR10-CBPF, respectively. The final mr-limit at = 20.4 and N × σNMAD-combination 3.5/T80S/S-PLUS and 3.0/ LS-DR10-CBPF adopted to compile the Low-z faint (S1505) and Low-z faint suplementary (S1506) catalogues is highlighted in red.
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