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Inferring the Dark from the Observable: Estimating Halo Masses Using Galaxy Properties
The formation and evolution of galaxies are interconnected with that of their host halos. Given this closely related evolutionary history, it should follow that galaxy properties are correlated with their host halo mass. Previous works have shown that star formation rates of galaxies in cluster halo
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