CORRELATION OF THE NUMBER OF IMAGES OF AN N-POINT GRAVITATIONAL LENS AND THE NUMBER OF SOLUTIONS OF ITS SYSTEM
Journal Title: Odessa Astronomical Publications - Year 2017, Vol 30, Issue
Abstract
In this paper, we study the correlation between the number of solutions of a system of lens equations and the number of source images that a gravitational lens has. We defined the concept of an image in a gravitational lens. To find the set of solutions of a system of lens equations, we applied methods of algebraic geometry.
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A. T. Kotvytskiy, S. D. Bronza, V. Yu. Shablenko
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- EP ID EP347974
- DOI 10.18524/1810-4215.2017.30.114229
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