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Path Measures for Stochastic Galaxy Formation on Layered Halo Graphs
Galaxy formation, viewed as an inference problem from incomplete information, is inherently stochastic. Reducing the full simulation state to a coarse-grained set of variables integrates out unresolved degrees of freedom, motivating an effective stochastic description of galaxy formation in reduced
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