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Probing cosmic anisotropy from galaxy clusters via the dipole fitting method
The cosmological principle, as the cornerstone of the standard cosmological model, requires that the universe be homogeneous and isotropic on large scales. As a fundamental assumption, it is constantly subjected to testing via various datasets and methods. In this work, we used the dipole fitting (D
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