We compute the bispectrum for the IRAS PSCz catalog and find that the galaxy distribution displays the characteristic signature of gravity. Assuming Gaussian initial conditions, we obtain galaxy biasing parameters 1/b₁0ex0ex=0ex0ex1.20_-0.19+0.18 and b₂/b₁²0ex0ex=0ex0ex-0.42±0.19, with no sign of scale-dependent bias for k≤0.3hMpc^-1. These results impose stringent constraints on non-Gaussian initial conditions. For dimensional scaling models with χN² statistics, we find $N>49$, which implies a constraint on primordial skewness B₃<0.35.
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