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Clustering-based halo mass assignment for high-redshift galaxies: method, validation, and application to JWST
We present a clustering-based method for inferring halo masses of high-redshift galaxies, validated using the COLIBRE simulations combined with the HOMA empirical model, which assumes star formation to be proportional to halo accretion rate and is calibrated to JWST observations. Our approach matche
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