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One possible origin of the excess in galaxy-galaxy lensing power seen at sub-20 arcsecond scales is that we are not predicting galaxy shapes correctly in the "strong lensing" regions where $|g| > 1$. In combineKappas, whenever the magnitude of the total reduced shear rises above unity, we need to replace $g$ with $1 / g^{*}$. (The reference is one of the Seitz and Schneider papers.) Interested to see whether this has any effect on the galaxy-mass correlation function plot!
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One possible origin of the excess in galaxy-galaxy lensing power seen at sub-20 arcsecond scales is that we are not predicting galaxy shapes correctly in the "strong lensing" regions where$|g| > 1$ . In $g$ with $1 / g^{*}$ . (The reference is one of the Seitz and Schneider papers.) Interested to see whether this has any effect on the galaxy-mass correlation function plot!
combineKappas
, whenever the magnitude of the total reduced shear rises above unity, we need to replaceThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: