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Secondary Dependence of Baryonic Effects on the Density Profile of Dark Matter Halos
Baryonic physics is anticipated to be a major source of systematic uncertainty in current and future large-scale cosmological surveys. We investigate how baryonic effects on halo density profiles vary with secondary halo properties at fixed halo mass, using the large-volume MillenniumTNG hydrodynami
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