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WL Determ<strong>in</strong>ation <strong>of</strong> the Distance-Redshift Relation<br />

g T<br />

g T<br />

g T<br />

g T<br />

g T<br />

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0.5<br />

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1<br />

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0<br />

1<br />

0.5<br />

0<br />

1<br />

0.5<br />

0<br />

1<br />

0.5<br />

0<br />

θ [arcm<strong>in</strong>]<br />

θ [arcm<strong>in</strong>]<br />

θ [arcm<strong>in</strong>]<br />

θ [arcm<strong>in</strong>]<br />

1 2 5 10<br />

θ [arcm<strong>in</strong>]<br />

χ 2 Γ=−0.04±0.1<br />

/d<strong>of</strong> = 13/6<br />

χ 2 Γ=0.41±0.2<br />

/d<strong>of</strong> = 1/6<br />

χ 2 Γ=0.85±0.2<br />

/d<strong>of</strong> = 11/6<br />

χ 2 Γ=0.87±0.1<br />

/d<strong>of</strong> = 17/8<br />

χ 2 Γ=0.95±0.2<br />

/d<strong>of</strong> = 6/8<br />

g T<br />

g T<br />

g T<br />

g T<br />

1<br />

0.5<br />

0<br />

1<br />

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0<br />

1<br />

0.5<br />

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θ [arcm<strong>in</strong>]<br />

θ [arcm<strong>in</strong>]<br />

θ [arcm<strong>in</strong>]<br />

1 2 5 10<br />

θ [arcm<strong>in</strong>]<br />

χ 2 Γ=0.88±0.2<br />

/d<strong>of</strong> = 6/7<br />

χ 2 Γ=1±0.1<br />

/d<strong>of</strong> = 27/8<br />

χ 2 Γ=1.1±0.2<br />

/d<strong>of</strong> = 23/8<br />

χ 2 Γ=1.3±0.2<br />

/d<strong>of</strong> = 13/8<br />

Figure 4.4 – g T vs. cluster radius for A370 bright samples (top: foreground, orange,<br />

green, red & blue) <strong>and</strong> fa<strong>in</strong>t (bottom: green, red, blue & dropouts), where the fixed<br />

power-law fit is overlaid (dashed black l<strong>in</strong>e) with 1 − σ confidence levels (shaded region).<br />

Also plotted is the power-law fit <strong>of</strong> the equivalent “reference” background sample (dotted<br />

curve). In each case the result<strong>in</strong>g normalized g T amplitude ratio, Γ, is denoted next to<br />

the pr<strong>of</strong>ile.

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