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Analytic bispectrum covariance for galaxy survey cosmology
The bispectrum of galaxy distribution remains an underutilized statistic in cosmological data analysis. This can be attributed to mathematical and computational challenges associated with a proper modeling of the signal and its covariance. While recent theoretical advances have made it possible to a
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