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Gravitational lensing statistics based on a large sample of highly luminous quasars observed with ground-based telescopes and HST
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Alexei V Filippenko
University of California, Berkeley
Gravitational lensing statistics based on a large sample of highly luminous quasars observed with ground-based telescopes and HST
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1992
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Jean Surdej
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Jean-François Claeskens
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D. Crampton
Abstract
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We present here some recent results on gravitational lensing statistics as applied to a sample of 470 highly luminous quasars.
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