Time delay lens modelling challenge

Time delay lens modelling challenge
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DOI:
10.1093/mnras/stab484
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发表时间:
2020-06
影响因子:
4.8
通讯作者:
Xuheng Ding;T. Treu;S. Birrer;G. C. Chen;J. Coles;P. Denzel;Matteo Frigo;A. Galan;P. Marshall;M. Millon;A. More;A. Shajib;D. Sluse;H. Tak;Dandan Xu;M. Auger;V. Bonvin;H. Chand;F. Courbin;G. Despali;C. Fassnacht;D. Gilman;S. Hilbert;S. R. Kumar;J. Lin;J. Park;P. Saha;S. Vegetti;L. V. D. Vyvere;L. Williams
Xuheng Ding;T. Treu;S. Birrer;G. C. Chen;J. Coles;P. Denzel;Matteo Frigo;A. Galan;P. Marshall;M. Millon;A. More;A. Shajib;D. Sluse;H. Tak;Dandan Xu;M. Auger;V. Bonvin;H. Chand;F. Courbin;G. Despali;C. Fassnacht;D. Gilman;S. Hilbert;S. R. Kumar;J. Lin;J. Park;P. Saha;S. Vegetti;L. V. D. Vyvere;L. Williams
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理2区
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Xuheng Ding;T. Treu;S. Birrer;G. C. Chen;J. Coles;P. Denzel;Matteo Frigo;A. Galan;P. Marshall;M. Millon;A. More;A. Shajib;D. Sluse;H. Tak;Dandan Xu;M. Auger;V. Bonvin;H. Chand;F. Courbin;G. Despali;C. Fassnacht;D. Gilman;S. Hilbert;S. R. Kumar;J. Lin;J. Park;P. Saha;S. Vegetti;L. V. D. Vyvere;L. Williams

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