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Recovering the characteristic halo mass of rare populations from clustering: a benchmark using the Millennium Simulation
We measure how accurately the characteristic halo mass of a rare, massive population can be recovered from clustering alone, using dark matter haloes in the Millennium simulation, where the true masses are known. Massive samples of 25 to 10000 haloes are cross-correlated against field reference samp
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