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Observational Evidence of Velocity Anisotropy Assembly Bias in Galaxy Clusters
Cosmological simulations show that halo clustering depends on secondary internal properties beyond mass, an effect known as assembly bias. In particular, numerical models have shown that internal velocity anisotropy ($β$) is the halo property most tightly linked to secondary halo bias: at fixed mass
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