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From photometric surveys to HI intensity mapping: Improving constraints on magnification biases while testing gravity
The observed large-scale structure of the Universe is not a direct measure of the underlying distribution of matter. These observations are subtly distorted by gravitational lensing effects, which leave imprints on the statistical distribution of galaxies and offer a powerful test of general relativ
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