Implementation of cluster abundance prediction using CCL backend
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Since Nov 27, 2021.
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Description
Implementation of cluster abundance cosmological prediction with CCL as a backend for:
- cluster count in mass (respectively mass proxy) and redshift bins (for binned likelihood)
- cluster count for individual masses (respectively mass proxies) and redshifts (for un-binned likelihood)
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