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1. Physics and Astronomy › Pulsars and Gravitational Waves Research

   Multi-band cross-correlation dark sirens: enhancing cosmological parameter and gravitational-wave bias constraints

   Song, Du, Dong, Zhang and Zhang · The European Physical Journal C · 2026

   A Fisher forecast finds that combining space and ground gravitational-wave detectors with a galaxy survey tightens constraints on cosmological parameters and on how gravitational-wave sources cluster.

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   1. UncheckedIn a w0wa CDM forecast, the multi-band network improves the Hubble-constant precision by about 4% over ground-only ET2CE and about 22% over B-DECIGO.“Extending to the $$w_0w_a$$ w 0 w a CDM framework, the multi-band advantage on cosmological parameters becomes more moderate, with BDET2CE improving $$\sigma (h)/h$$ σ ( h ) / h by $$\sim 4\%$$ ∼ 4 % over ET2CE and $$\sim 22\%$$ ∼ 22 % over B-DECIGO.”