SPACEWARPS new lens candidates 2015
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released in April 2015
collection #SWlc (for SpaceWarps lens candidate)
http://arxiv.org/pdf/1504.05587v1.pdf
http://blog.spacewarps.org/2015/04/24/space-warps-new-candidate-gravitational-lenses-in-the-cfhtls/
Blog; Seasons Greetings from Space Warps: Some Refined Lenses, and a Big Thank You! Phil, Aprajita and Anupreeta Dec 19, 2013 http://blog.spacewarps.org/2013/12/19/seasons-greetings-from-space-warps-some-refined-lenses-and-a-big-thank-you/ "Well, Space Warps Refine has been running for just over a week, and it’s had a fantastic response from you all. THANK YOU! With over 140,000 classifications of the 3679 images, we have very good data on almost all of them – and some exciting new lens candidates are popping out of the pipeline!"
Blog: It’s good to Talk! Why we need to hear from you to find Space Warps by Aprajita June 14, 2013
by Aprajita http://blog.spacewarps.org/2013/06/14/its-good-to-talk/ "Most excitingly, some of you have started discussing a few lens candidates that we think have been missed by the algorithms"Blog: X marks the spot: new gravitational lens candidates from Space Warps August 15, 2013 by Aprajita http://blog.spacewarps.org/2013/08/15/x-marks-the-spot-new-gravitational-lens-candidates-from-space-warps/
Blog: Trailer: Results from CFHTLS April 23, 2015 by Phil Marshall http://blog.spacewarps.org/2015/04/23/trailer-results-from-cfhtls/ " We’re currently in the process of posting two papers from the CFHTLS project, but one (that describes the system) is stuck in the works for being too massive. (Insert gravitational lensing joke here.)" 😃 !!!
Blog: Space Warps: New Candidate Gravitational Lenses in the CFHTLS! April 24, 2015 by Aprajita " It’s good news: in addition to finding 80 previously published candidate gravitational lenses, you helped discover 28 new candidate gravitational lenses (and another 30 objects that might turn out be lenses). Nice work, people!"
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SW1
SW1
A,G arc around galaxy group pr 1.0
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0004dv8 talk
used as an example in blog http://blog.spacewarps.org/2013/08/15/x-marks-the-spot-new-gravitational-lens-candidates-from-space-warps/ "Here, the collective mass of the foreground group of yellow galaxies (primarily the two bright galaxies) is large enough to bend the light of a blue galaxy lying behind forming a beautiful blue arc. There are some fainter and smaller yellow galaxies spread across the field that are also likely to be members of the galaxy group. Such galaxy groups (and the more massive clusters of galaxies) mark the most massive and dense regions of dark matter in the Universe. In contrast, the background blue galaxy that is being lensed into an arc is of much lower mass. It’s blue because it has many younger stars, and only just forming the bulk of its stars."
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SW2
SW2
A,R arc around red starforming galaxy pr 0.7
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW000619d comments in Talk and Models
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SW3
A,G arcaround galaxy group pr 0.7
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0006mea comments in Talk
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SW4
A,G arc around galaxy group pr 0.8
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0009cjs mentioned in Talk
http://blog.spacewarps.org/2013/12/19/seasons-greetings-from-space-warps-some-refined-lenses-and-a-big-thank-you/ "Here’s one: a nice example of a small lensing cluster, with a longish gravitational arc. We think this probably wasn’t picked up by the robotic ArcFinder because it has such low surface brightness, and the field is so crowded. "
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SW5
SW5
Q G/R Quad points around a red galaxy group pr 0.4
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0007k4r Talk and models
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SW6
SW6
A,D arc around edge on disk pr 0.9
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0008swn Talk, Model
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SW7
SW7
A G/C arc around galaxy pr 0.8
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0007e08 Talk and modelling.
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SW 8
A,R Arc Red pr 1.0
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0002asp Talk Model
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SW9
SW9
Talk, Model, CFHTS D,D Double, Edge-on pr 0.9
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0002bmc in Talk
Also in #CFHTL Published Lens Candidates list
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SW10
SW10
Talk
A,R Arc, Red. Pr 1.0http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0002qtn
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SW11
SW11
A,E arc around elliptical
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0003wsu TALK, MODEL
http://blog.spacewarps.org/2013/08/15/x-marks-the-spot-new-gravitational-lens-candidates-from-space-warps/" On a quick glance, the nearby bright star might have grabbed your attention sooner than the potential lensed arc. Just to the left of the star in the image below, there’s a nice clear arc next to the yellow lensing galaxy. Other similarly coloured yellow galaxies in this image that may form a galaxy group."
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SW12
SW12 two versions
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0009ans Talk
Q.E Quad around elliptical pr 1.0
SW12 alternate version
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW00047ae Talk and models
"On initial inspection, this looks to be like the examples above, a blue arc around a yellow galaxy. However, if you look closely at the arc, it’s not as smooth as the blue arcs in the examples above. The lensed blue feature actually comprises three blue emission peaks that are aligned in a “cusp”-like configuration around the primary lensing galaxy. Also there is a neighbouring small galaxy to the right of the primary lens that may also contribute to the gravitational lens. To verify this we would need to make a lens model to try and explain the image features we see. Using custom software, we program in the position, extent and mass of a lens (a single galaxy or group of galaxies), then place a virtual distant blue galaxy behind it, and then try to reproduce the shape and light of the lensed blue arc or features"
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SW13
#CFHTS A,R arc, ring, pr 0.3
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0004xjk Talk one comment "#quasar points #lens ; observed before"
http://blog.spacewarps.org/2013/12/19/seasons-greetings-from-space-warps-some-refined-lenses-and-a-big-thank-you/ "Here’s another good one: a binary lens? The blue arc looks like its composed of three merging images of a small blue background galaxy, strongly lensed by the lower red galaxy. But what’s that yellow object? It’s a little bigger than a star would be, so it’s probably another massive galaxy – and its colour suggests that it’s at a lower redshift than the lens galaxy. If it is in the foreground, then it is lensing both the blue arc, and the red lens! So-called “compound lenses” like these are very interesting: we might be able to learn about the mass of the yellow galaxy as well as the red one. With enough examples of systems like this we might even be able to say something about how fast the Universe is expanding…
Tom’s written a paper on this that you might find interesting." http://arxiv.org/abs/1203.2758 http://arxiv.org/pdf/1203.2758v2.pdf (no pictures!) Constraining the dark energy equation of state with double source plane strong lenses
Thomas E. Collett, Matthew W. Auger, Vasily Belokurov, Philip J. Marshall, Alex C. HallPosted
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SW14
SW14
A,R arc around red starforming galaxy, pr 1.0
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0004nan Talk
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SW15
SW15
A,E arc on elliptical pr 0.6
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0009bp2 Talk
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SW16
A.R arc on red star-forming pr 0.7
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0005rnb Talk
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SW 17
SW17
D,D double edgeon Pr 0.6
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0007hu2 Talk
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SW18
SW18 A,R arc around a red starforming galaxy pr 0.8
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0001ld7 Talk
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SW19
SW19
D,E/S Double, on elliptical/spiral pr 0.8
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0002dx7 Talk
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SW20
SW20
A, R/G arc on red galaxy group
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0004m3x Talk
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SW21
A, E/G arc on elliptical/group pr 0.5
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0009ab8 Talk and Models
http://www.galaxyzooforum.org/index.php?topic=6927.msg651473#msg651473
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SW22
SW22
A,E arc on elliptical pr 0.5 #SW
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0003r61
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SW23
A,R arc on red starforming pr 0.8
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW00050sk Talk
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SW24 (two versions)
A,R arc on red star-forming galaxy (looks yellow to me) pr 0.8, known lens?
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW00007mq lens was underneath the "Collect" button! Talk.
SW24 alternate version
A,R arc on red star-forming galaxy (looks yellow to me) pr 0.8, known lens?
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0000717
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SW25
SW25 (Two views)
Talk and model D,D double around edge on disk, pr 0.8
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0005ma2 talk and models
SW25 (alternate view)
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0005mp6 talk and models
http://blog.spacewarps.org/2013/08/15/x-marks-the-spot-new-gravitational-lens-candidates-from-space-warps/
"There are two images of the background blue quasars or compact galaxies in ASW0005mp6 "" a blue, compact background galaxy or quasar is being lensed by a single foreground galaxy into multiple discrete images. In these cases, the lensing galaxy is the red galaxy at the centre of the zoomed in images above."Posted
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SW26
SW26
A, R arc around a red starforming galaxy, pr 0.8
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0006jh5 Talk
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SW27
SW27 two versions
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0007wfj
Talk has comments and models
SW27 alternate version
A,R arc on red starforming pr 0.9
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0007xrs Talk
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SW28
SW28
A,R arc on red starforming galaxy pr 0.9
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0008qsm Talk Models
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SW 29
A,G arc on group pr 0.7
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0002p8y Talk
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SW29 alternate view
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0002o2o Talk
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SW30
SW30
A,R/G arc on red galaxy group pr 0.4
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW00021r0 Talk
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SW31
SW31
A,E arc on elliptical pr 0.4
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0004iye Talk, Model
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SW32
SW32
A,R arc on red starforming galaxy, pr 0.5
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0003s0m only one comment on Talk
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SW33
A,D arc on edge on disk. pr 0.3
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW00051ld Talk and Model
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SW34
A,R arc on red starforming galaxy
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0004wgd Talk
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SW35
SW35
D,E double on elliptical pr 0.6
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW000096t not mentioned in talk
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SW36
A,E arc on elliptical pr0.8
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW00086xq Talk
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SW37
SW37
, three versions, maybe a fourth around too, A R/G arc on red galaxy group pr 0.6
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0009cox Talk
SW37 alternate version
A R/G arc on red galaxy group pr 0.6
three versions, maybe a fourth around too,
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0009cp0 Talk
SW37 another alternate version
A R/G arc on red galaxy group pr 0.6
three versions, maybe a fourth around too,
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0009coy Talk
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SW38
SW38 two versions
rA,G ring and red arc around galaxy group, pr 0.5
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0005qiz
SW38 alternate version
A,G ring and red arc around galaxy group, pr 0.5
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0005pq8 Talk
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SW39
SW39
A,S arc on face on spiral pr 0.9
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0008wmr Talk
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SW40
in A,D arc around edge on disk pr 0.8
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0008xbu Talk
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SW41
SW41
A/R,R arc and ring around red starforming galaxy pr 1.0
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW00096rm Talk and Models
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SW42
SW42
A,R arc around red starforming galaxy pr 0.7
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0001c3j Talk and Models
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SW43
SW43
D,S double around face on spiral, #redarc ? although it is yellow orange pr 0.4
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0002k40 Talk Models
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SW44
R,R ring around red star forming galaxy pr 1.0
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW00024id Talk and model
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SW45
A,R/E arc around red starforming galaxy or elliptical pr 0.4 #redarc
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW00024q6 Talk and Model
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SW46
SW46
D/A, E double or arc around elliptical pr 0.3
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0003r6c Talk,
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SW47
SW47
A, R/E ring around red starforming or elliptical pr 1.0
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0000g95 Talk
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SW48
SW48
A, R/E arc around red starforming galaxy or elliptical pr0.5,is it a known lens?
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW00007ls Talk
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SW49
SW49
A/D, D/G arc or double around elliptical or group
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW00008a0 Talk
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SW50
D,E double around elliptical pr 0.9
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0006e0o Talk and Model
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SW51
SW51
Q,R/E quad around red starforming galaxy or elliptical
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0006a07 Talk and Model
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SW52
D,E double around elliptical pr 0.8
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW00070vl Talk
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SW53
SW53
A/R,S arc around red starforming or face on spiral Pr 0.8
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0007sez Talk,
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SW54
R,R ring around red star forming galaxy, pr 1.0
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0007t5y Talk and Models
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SW55
D,D double around edge on disk, pr 0.6
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0007pga Talk and Models
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SW56
D/A,R double or arc around red starforming galaxy pr 0.6
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0008pag Talk
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SW57
SW57 two verions
A,E/G arc around an elliptical group, pr 1.0
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0007h27 Talk and Models
SW57 alternate version
A,E/G arc around an elliptical group, pr 1.0
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0007iwp Talk and Models
SW57 alternate version
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW0007iv4 the lens is just on the bottom edge of the image
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SW58
A, G/R arc around group of red starforming galaxies, pr 0.6
http://talk.spacewarps.org/#/subjects/ASW00085cp Talk
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