Cosmology with clustering of galaxy clusters
The clustering of galaxy clusters is a powerful tool in cosmology, capable of breaking parameter degeneracies when combined with other cosmological observables.
In this talk I will discuss the current state of cluster clustering cosmology, with a focus on the redshift-space 2-point correlation function monopole.
The aim is to highlight how cluster clustering, although not yet widely used, has the potential to become a highly competitive probe for the scientific exploitation of most recent and forthcoming cluster surveys.