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GRAVITATIONAL LENSING LECTURE 11 Docente: Massimo Meneghetti AA 2015-2016 TODAYS LECTURE Lensing by multiple point masses Binary lenses COMPLEX LENS EQUATION N For a system of N-lenses we obtained: m i X z s = z z z


  1. GRAVITATIONAL LENSING LECTURE 11 Docente: Massimo Meneghetti AA 2015-2016

  2. TODAY’S LECTURE ➤ Lensing by multiple point masses ➤ Binary lenses

  3. COMPLEX LENS EQUATION N ➤ For a system of N-lenses we obtained: m i X z s = z − z ∗ − z ∗ i i =1 N ➤ Taking the conjugate: m i X z ∗ s = z ∗ − z − z i i =1 ➤ We obtain z* and substitute it back N into the original equation, which X c i z i p ( z ) = results in a (N 2 +1)th order complex i =0 polynomial equation ➤ This equation can be solved only numerically, even in the case of a binary lens

  4. COMPLEX LENS EQUATION ➤ Note that the solutions are not necessarily solutions of the lens equations (spurious solutions) ➤ One has to check if the solutions are solutions of the lens equation ➤ Rhie 2001,2003: maximum number of images is 5(N-1) for N>2

  5. MAGNIFICATION ➤ In the complex form, the magnification can still be derived from the lensing Jacobian: ✓ ∂ z s ✓ ∂ z s ◆ 2 ◆ ∗ ◆ ∗ ✓ ∂ z s − ∂ z s = 1 − ∂ z s det A = ∂ z ∂ z ∗ ∂ z ∗ ∂ z ∗ ∂ z ∗ N ∂ z s m i X ∂ z ∗ = ( z ∗ − z ∗ i ) 2 i =1 2 � � N m i � � X det A = 1 − � � ( z ∗ − z ∗ i ) 2 � � � � i =1

  6. CRITICAL LINES AND CAUSTICS ➤ Therefore the critical lines form where 2 � � N � � m i X = 1 � � ( z ∗ − z ∗ i ) 2 � � � � i =1 ➤ Thus, to find the critical points we solve N m i X i ) 2 = e i φ φ ∈ [0 , 2 π ] ( z ∗ − z ∗ i =1 ➤ Again, this can be turned into a complex polynomial of order 2N: for N lenses, there are 2N critical lines and caustics. The solutions can be found numerically.

  7. CRITICAL LINES AND CAUSTICS critical lines and caustics originated by 400 Witt, 1990, A&A, 236, 311 stars

  8. BINARY LENSES ➤ Lens equation: ➤ determinant of the Jacobian: ➤ condition for critical points: ➤ resulting fourth grade polynomial:

  9. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE SAME MASS (Q=1) AND VARYING DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  10. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE SAME MASS (Q=1) AND VARYING DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  11. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE SAME MASS (Q=1) AND VARYING DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  12. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE SAME MASS (Q=1) AND VARYING DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  13. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE SAME MASS (Q=1) AND VARYING DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  14. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE SAME MASS (Q=1) AND VARYING DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  15. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE SAME MASS (Q=1) AND VARYING DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  16. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE SAME MASS (Q=1) AND VARYING DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  17. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE SAME MASS (Q=1) AND VARYING DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  18. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE SAME MASS (Q=1) AND VARYING DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  19. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE SAME MASS (Q=1) AND VARYING DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  20. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE SAME MASS (Q=1) AND VARYING DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  21. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE SAME MASS (Q=1) AND VARYING DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  22. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  23. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  24. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  25. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  26. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  27. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  28. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  29. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  30. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  31. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  32. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  33. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  34. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  35. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  36. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  37. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  38. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  39. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  40. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  41. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  42. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  43. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  44. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  45. BINARY LENSES: TWO LENSES WITH THE VARYING MASS AND FIXED DISTANCE critical lines caustics

  46. BINARY LENSES: TOPOLOGY CLASSIFICATION wide separate 4- cusp caustics

  47. BINARY LENSES: TOPOLOGY CLASSIFICATION intermediate single 6-cusp caustic

  48. BINARY LENSES: TOPOLOGY CLASSIFICATION close two triangular caustics single 4-cusp caustic

  49. TRANSITIONS Touching critical lines

  50. MULTIPLE IMAGES ➤ Lens equation: 5 ➤ complex polynomial: X c i z i p 5 ( z ) = i =0 Witt & Mao, 1995, ApJ, 447, L105 ➤ 3 or 5 images

  51. MULTIPLE IMAGES Mollerach & Roulet, “Gravitational Lensing and Microlensing”

  52. IMAGE MAGNIFICATION ➤ magnification at the image position: ➤ total magnification: ➤ of course, the magnification varies as a function of z …

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