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MACHOs in M31? Absence of evidence but not evidence of absence
Jelte T. A. de Jong, Lawrence M. Widrow, Patrick Cseresnjes +9
We present results of a microlensing survey toward the Andromeda Galaxy (M31) carried out during four observing seasons at the Isaac Newton Telescope (INT). This survey is part of…
A new component of the Galaxy as the origin of the LMC microlensing events
Evalyn Gates, Geza Gyuk
We suggest a new component of the Milky Way that can account for both the optical depth and event durations implied by microlensing searches targeting the Large Magellanic Cloud. T…
A New (Old) Component of the Galaxy as the Origin of the Observed LMC Microlensing Events
Evalyn I. Gates, Geza Gyuk
We suggest a new component of the Milky Way galaxy that can account for both the optical depth and the event durations obtained by the MACHO microlensing survey toward the Large Ma…
MEGA, a Wide-Field Survey of Microlensing in M31
A. P. S. Crotts, R. Uglesich, G. Gyuk
We detail how microlensing internal to M31 could be used to test whether a large fraction of the matter in spiral galaxy haloes is composed of dark objects with masses comparable t…
Expectations from Realistic Microlensing Models of M31. I: Optical Depth
Geza Gyuk, Arlin Crotts
We provide a set of microlensing optical depth maps for M31. Optical depths towards Andromeda were calculated on the basis of a four component model of the lens and source populati…
A Possible Explanation for the Radio ``Flare'' in the Early Afterglow of GRB990123
Xiangdong Shi, Geza Gyuk
We suggest that the deceleration of the relativistic shock by a denser part of the interstellar medium off line-of-sight produced the observed radio ``flare'' in the early afterglo…