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Calibrating optical galaxy cluster projection effects with sparse spectroscopic samples: A clustering redshift approach
Wide-field optical imaging surveys are efficient at identifying galaxy clusters, but optically identified clusters suffer from projection effects---physically unassociated galaxies along the line of sight are often included as cluster members due to distance uncertainties. Previous studies have used
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