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Recovering Large-Scale Clustering of Missing Galaxies for Galaxy--Gravitational-Wave Cross-correlations
We present a framework for completing galaxy catalogs from flux-limited surveys which reconstructs the missing galaxy population while preserving its clustering properties. This is particularly important for cosmological analyses using gravitational-wave (GW) dark sirens without electromagnetic coun
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