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Galaxy Clustering Can Reveal Host-Galaxy Properties of Binary Black Hole Mergers
Galaxy clustering encodes information about the host galaxies of binary black hole (BBH) mergers even when individual hosts remain unidentified, because the distribution of neighboring galaxies depends statistically on the host-galaxy population. We construct event-level host-type likelihoods from h
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