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Observational selection biases in time-delay strong lensing and their impact on cosmographyCollett et al., 2016
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- Collett T
- Cunnington S
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Inferring cosmological parameters from time-delay strong lenses requires a significant investment of telescope time; it is therefore tempting to focus on the systems with the brightest sources, the highest image multiplicities and the widest image separations. We …
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