The Absorption Spectrum of the QSO PKS 2126-158 (zem = 3.27) and the Clustering Properties of Metal Systems
Valentina D'Odorico
Abstract
We report the detection of a significant clustering signal on scales Δv < 300 km/s, for a sample of 71 C IV absorbers. This result confirms previous findings and, together with data at lower column density, it points to a trend of decreasing clustering amplitude with decreasing column density, analogous to that observed for Lyman alpha lines.
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