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fsigma8(z) RSD growth compilation (23 + 5 points)

Name: fsigma8(z) RSD growth compilation (23 + 5 points)
Creator: Literature compilation (engine inline table)
License: Published values transcribed from ~18 survey papers; per-point arXiv references embedded in the table (e.g. 1607.03155, 2007.08991, 2404.03002).

growth Literature compilation (engine inline table) 1 file · 985 B

Redshift-space-distortion growth measurements: the 23-point FSIGMA8 table (6dFGS, 2dFGRS, 2MTF, SDSS, WiggleZ, GAMA, VIPERS, FastSound, BOSS DR12, eBOSS, DESI DR1) plus the 5-point FSIGMA8_EXTRA table — 28 points total, matching the contested growth-index claim. Stored as inline Python tables with per-point arXiv references.

Files — sizes and hashes computed from disk, not quoted

file	size	sha-256
fs8_compilation.csv	985 B	3b9872875cada164…	download

verify: shasum -a 256 <file> — must match the hash above or discard the file.

Used by claims

USR-2026-0044 The growth index γ evolves from 0.41 (z < 0.3) to 0.10 (z > 1) — gravity weakens with redshift. KILLED

Provenance

NO UPSTREAM URL ON RECORD — nothing sourceable was found on disk, and we don't invent links. See notes.

license / terms: Published values transcribed from ~18 survey papers; per-point arXiv references embedded in the table (e.g. 1607.03155, 2007.08991, 2404.03002).
local directory: data_ingest/growth_fs8
notes: inline table; download = extract from source file. HONESTY WARNING: catalogs.py source is currently 0 bytes (truncated 2026-02-18); the tables survive only in the compiled bytecode __pycache__/catalogs.cpython-312.pyc (verified 2026-07 by loading that module directly). Reconstructing catalogs.py from the bytecode is an open task. The 28-point count (23 + 5 extra) matches USR-2026-0044's 'fsigma8 compilation (28 points)'. [2026-07-12: re-pointed from bytecode to the real CSV; the full table also lives in the reconstructed engine/data/catalogs.py]

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