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Expanding the scope of dark siren cosmology: Inferring the population properties of gravitational wave-hosting galaxies
The field of gravitational wave "dark siren" cosmology is facing a number of challenges surrounding the way in which galaxy catalogue data is incorporated into the analysis. The three biggest challenges are adequately compensating for galaxy catalogue incompleteness, robust treatment of galaxy redsh
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