Supplementary data and code for "An identifiable scatter floor and calibration framework for the radial acceleration relation"

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contents <p>Analysis code and intermediate numerical results for "An identifiable scatter<br>floor and calibration framework for the radial acceleration relation"<br>(Tanigawa 2026, submitted to MNRAS).</p> <p>The deposit contains the Python analysis pipeline (49 scripts), shared<br>data-loading module, and intermediate CSV/NPZ results required to reproduce<br>the findings. The work analyses 171 SPARC galaxies with a hierarchical<br>Bayesian and DAG-based identifiability framework, proving algebraically that<br>the (sigma_halo, sigma_within) decomposition is structurally non-identifiable<br>from the hierarchical likelihood and that naive fits under-estimate<br>sigma_halo by 30-50% through a conflation-bias mechanism quantified on a<br>640-realisation synthetic grid. A SPARC-like mock catalogue from IllustrisTNG<br>TNG100-1 is also included for an apples-to-apples comparison against LCDM.</p> <p>Manuscript text and published figures are NOT included (publisher copyright<br>on acceptance). Figures are reproducible by running the corresponding scripts<br>on the deposited intermediate results.</p>
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spellingShingle Supplementary data and code for "An identifiable scatter floor and calibration framework for the radial acceleration relation"
tanigawa, masato
radial acceleration relation
SPARC galaxies
rotation curves
hierarchical Bayesian
<p>Analysis code and intermediate numerical results for "An identifiable scatter<br>floor and calibration framework for the radial acceleration relation"<br>(Tanigawa 2026, submitted to MNRAS).</p> <p>The deposit contains the Python analysis pipeline (49 scripts), shared<br>data-loading module, and intermediate CSV/NPZ results required to reproduce<br>the findings. The work analyses 171 SPARC galaxies with a hierarchical<br>Bayesian and DAG-based identifiability framework, proving algebraically that<br>the (sigma_halo, sigma_within) decomposition is structurally non-identifiable<br>from the hierarchical likelihood and that naive fits under-estimate<br>sigma_halo by 30-50% through a conflation-bias mechanism quantified on a<br>640-realisation synthetic grid. A SPARC-like mock catalogue from IllustrisTNG<br>TNG100-1 is also included for an apples-to-apples comparison against LCDM.</p> <p>Manuscript text and published figures are NOT included (publisher copyright<br>on acceptance). Figures are reproducible by running the corresponding scripts<br>on the deposited intermediate results.</p>
title Supplementary data and code for "An identifiable scatter floor and calibration framework for the radial acceleration relation"
topic radial acceleration relation
SPARC galaxies
rotation curves
hierarchical Bayesian
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20388490