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Sub-kiloparsec Test of the Kennicutt-Schmidt Relation in a Strongly Lensed Dusty Star-Forming Galaxy at z~2.78
C. Cornil-Baïotto, J. Molina, G. Mahler +9
[abridged] Star formation is a key process driving galaxy evolution, but understanding how it proceeds within the interstellar medium (ISM) requires resolving cold molecular gas an…
Accretion Disk Sizes and Temperature Profiles in Lensed Quasars: NIR Microlensing Challenges Thin Disk Theory
V. Motta, E. Mediavilla
Microlensing and reverberation mapping measurements of quasar accretion disk sizes and temperature gradients disagree with thin disk theory predictions. Previous microlensing resul…
HST imaging, pipeline modeling, and time-delay predictions of 2 triply-imaged and 15 quadruply-imaged lensed quasars
William Sheu, Tommaso Treu, Adriano Agnello +10
The Hubble tension remains a significant challenge in modern cosmology, exhibiting a discrepancy between early-Universe cosmic microwave background measurements and local distance…
Individual Estimates of the Virial Factor in 10 Quasars: Implications on the Kinematics of the Broad Line Region
E. Mediavilla, J. Jiménez-Vicente, J. Mejí A-Restrepo +5
Assuming a gravitational origin for the Fe III2039-2113 redshift and using microlensing based estimates of the size of the region emitting this feature, we obtain individual me…
Double dark matter vision: twice the number of compact-source lenses with narrow-line lensing and the WFC3 grism
A. M. Nierenberg, D. Gilman, T. Treu +9
The magnifications of compact-source lenses are extremely sensitive to the presence of low mass dark matter halos along the entire sight line from the source to the observer. Tradi…
COSMOGRAIL XVIII: time delays of the quadruply lensed quasar WFI2033-4723
V. Bonvin, M. Millon, J. H. H. Chan +26
We present new measurements of the time delays of WFI2033-4723. The data sets used in this work include 14 years of data taken at the 1.2m Leonhard Euler Swiss telescope, 13 years…