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Influence of the large-scale structure velocity field on halo mass assembly within cosmic filaments
The cosmic web governs the growth of dark matter halos through anisotropic matter flows, yet the role of local velocity-field dynamics in halo mass assembly remains poorly understood. The velocity field carries non-linear information about matter transport that is not fully captured by density alone
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