Lecture

Gravitational Lensing: Basics and Applications

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This lecture covers the fundamentals of gravitational lensing, including historical milestones like Einstein's predictions and Zwicky's discoveries. It delves into the theory behind strong and weak lensing, critical and caustic lines, and the impact of mass distribution on image formation.

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