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From Localization to Discovery: Bayesian Ranking of Electromagnetic Counterparts to Gravitational-Wave Events
The robust association of electromagnetic candidates discovered during follow-up of gravitational-wave alerts is challenging, not only due to the large sky areas and broad distance uncertainties, but also due to the tens to hundreds of unrelated optical transients that are observed per event. We pre
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