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Using a redshift survey of 1779 galaxies and photometry from the 2-MicronAll-Sky Survey (2MASS) covering 200 square degrees, we calculate independentmass and light profiles for the infall region of the Coma cluster of galaxies.The redshift survey is complete to $K_s=12.2$ (622 galaxies), 1.2 magnitudesfainter than $M^*_{K_s}$ at the distance of Coma. We confirm the mass profileobtained by Geller, Diaferio, & Kurtz. The enclosed mass-to-light ratiomeasured in the $K_s$ band is approximately constant to a radius of $10 \Mpc$,where $M/L_{K_s}= 75\pm 23\mlsun$, in agreement with weak lensing results onsimilar scales. Within $2.5\Mpc$, X-ray estimates yield similar mass-to-lightratios (67$\pm32h$). The constant enclosed mass-to-light ratio with radiussuggests that K-band light from bright galaxies in clusters traces the totalmass on scales $\lesssim10 \Mpc$. Uncertainties in the mass profile imply thatthe mass-to-light ratio inside $r_{200}$ may be as much as a factor of 2.5larger than that outside $r_{200}$. These data demonstrate that K-band light isnot positively biased with respect to the mass; we cannot rule out antibias.These results imply $\Omega_m = 0.17 \pm 0.05$. Estimates of possiblevariations in $M/L_{K_s}$ with radius suggest that the density parameter is nosmaller than $\Omega_m \approx 0.08$.Comment: 11 pages, 2 figures, to appear in The Astrophysical Journal Letter

Infrared Mass-to-Light Profile throughout the Infall Region of the Coma Cluster