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PDFs of the closest filament’s distance, normalised by the redshift dependent mean intergalactic separation, for galaxies in the Flagship mock (model m3) in different stellar mass bins (coloured lines; with numbers indicating log10(M*/M) values) and the cosmic web reconstructed using the stellar mass-weighted Delaunay tessellation. Stellar-mass gradients are shown as a function of redshift from the lowest redshift bin (left) to the highest one (right). Stellar-mass gradients, with more massive galaxies located closer to the filaments than their lower mass counterparts, present in the reference Hα flux-limited sample (𝒟; top), are recovered when the FoG correction is performed ( D noise , 60 % FoG , corr Mathematical equation: $ {\mathcal{D}}^{\mathrm{FoG,corr}}_{\mathrm{noise,60\%}} $; bottom) for the sample with reduced completeness and added redshift error. Vertical lines indicate medians, and the shaded regions are the bootstrap errors for the 𝒟 catalogue and the standard deviation across five mocks for the remaining ones.

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