Lensed QSO UM673/Q0142-100 VRi light curves Virtual Observatory Resource

Authors
  1. Ricci D.
  2. Elyiv A.
  3. Finet F.
  4. Wertz O.
  5. Alsubai K.
  6. Anguita T.
  7. Bozza V.,Browne P.
  8. Burgdorf M.
  9. Calchi Novati S.
  10. Dodds P.
  11. Dominik M.
  12. Dreizler S.,Gerner T.
  13. Glitrup M.
  14. Grundahl F.
  15. Hardis S.
  16. Harpsoe K.
  17. Hinse T.C.,Hornstrup A.
  18. Hundertmark M.
  19. Jorgensen U.G.
  20. Kains N.
  21. Kerins E.,Liebig C.
  22. Maier G.
  23. Mancini L.
  24. Masi G.
  25. Mathiasen M.
  26. Penny M.
  27. Proft S.,Rahvar S.
  28. Scarpetta G.
  29. Sahu K.
  30. Schaefer S.
  31. Schoenebeck F.
  32. Schmidt R.,Skottfelt J.
  33. Snodgrass C.
  34. Southworth J.
  35. Thoene C.C.
  36. Wambsganss J.,Zimmer F.
  37. Zub M.
  38. Surdej J.
  39. Published by
    CDS
Abstract

We present four years of photometric observations of the doubly imaged quasar UM673, carried out in three filters (VRi) with the Danish 1.54m telescope at the La Silla Observatory. We studied the variations in flux and in color index of each lensed component as a function of time, and we obtained an independent estimation of the magnitude of the faint lens galaxy, showing that its contribution cannot be neglected.

Keywords
  1. gravitational-lensing
  2. quasars
  3. photometry
Bibliographic source Bibcode
2013A&A...551A.104R
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ivo://CDS.VizieR/J/A+A/551/A104
Document Object Identifer DOI
doi:10.26093/cds/vizier.35510104

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History

2013-03-01T10:27:21Z
Resource record created
2013-03-01T10:27:21Z
Created
2017-06-30T05:48:20Z
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