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From cosmological simulations to binary black hole mergers: The impact of using analytical star formation history models on gravitational-wave source populations
Observations of binary black hole (BBH) mergers provide a unique window into the lives of massive stars across cosmic time. Connecting redshift-dependent merger properties to massive star progenitors requires accurate models of cosmic star formation and chemical enrichment histories. Analytical fits
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