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TDCOSMO XXVIII. The Hubble constant from the quadruply lensed quasar J15373010 with precise time delays
A. Galan, A. G. Schweinfurth, S. H. Suyu +21
We present the first measurement of the Hubble constant () from the quadruply-lensed quasar J15373010, which has optically-measured time delays at precision. We…
TDCOSMO. XXVII. JWST-based Lens Models and H Measurement of WFI2033, HE0435, and PG1115
D. M. Williams, T. Treu, D. P. Johnson +13
Time-delay cosmography offers a one-step, distance-ladder-independent route to the Hubble-Lemaitre constant, H_0. We present new cosmography-grade lens models of three quadruply im…
Measurement of the minimum cold dark matter halo mass with strong gravitational lensing
A. M. Nierenberg, D. Gilman, T. Treu +19
We explore the lowest mass limit that can be placed on the halo mass function in CDM using 28 strong gravitational lenses. For this purpose, we study an extreme model in which the…
JWST Lensed Quasar Dark Matter Survey III: Dark Matter Sensitive Flux Ratios and Warm Dark Matter Constraint from the Full Sample
R. E. Keeley, A. M. Nierenberg, D. Gilman +24
We present the full sample of measurements of the warm dust emission of 31 strongly-lensed, multiply imaged quasars, observed with JWST MIRI multiband imaging, which we use to cons…
JWST lensed quasar dark matter survey IV: Stringent warm dark matter constraints from the joint reconstruction of extended lensed arcs and quasar flux ratios
D. Gilman, A. M. Nierenberg, T. Treu +23
We present a measurement of the free-streaming length of dark matter (DM) and subhalo abundance around 28 quadruple image strong lenses using observations from JWST MIRI presented…
TDCOSMO: XX. WFI2033--4723, the First Quadruply-Imaged Quasar Modeled with JWST Imaging
D. M. Williams, T. Treu, S. Birrer +5
Gravitational time delays offer unique, independent measurements of the Hubble constant, . Precise measurements of stand as one of the most pressing challenges in modern…