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Selection--Clustering Coupling and Pair-Midpoint Anisotropy from Observer Motion
Observer motion couples source selection, clustering, and estimator normalization in cosmological pair statistics. Existing calculations distinguish the source-count dipole from the modulation of clustering, including selection-dependent bias. We develop an observable-level formulation that retains
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