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Gravitational Wave Bias in IllustrisTNG300 from Machine-Learned Population-Synthesis Calibrated Merger Rates
The large scale clustering of gravitational wave (GW) sources offers an independent probe of cosmology and compact-binary astrophysics. Interpreting future GW clustering measurements requires understanding how merger rates depend on host-galaxy properties and environment. We develop a simulation-bas
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