Spectroscopic and imaging confirmation of the brightest known quadruply-lensed quasar J1330-0905 at z=2.22 with Einstein radius ~0.45 arcsec and predicted magnification ~56.
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Persephone's Torch: A 15th Magnitude Quadruply-Lensed Quasar From the Couch Discovered with SPHEREx and the LBT
Spectroscopic and imaging confirmation of the brightest known quadruply-lensed quasar J1330-0905 at z=2.22 with Einstein radius ~0.45 arcsec and predicted magnification ~56.
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Fireworks at Cosmic Dawn: relieving BAO-CMB tensions with the Pop III.1 Flash
A Pop III.1-driven early ionization phase at z=20 yields τ=0.087 consistent with pkSZ and Lyα constraints, potentially resolving BAO-CMB tensions on neutrino mass.
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Reionisation time field reconstruction from 21-cm Maps: Investigating predictor coherence in WDM cosmology
CNNs for reionisation time reconstruction from 21-cm maps are coherent for CDM and 5-7 keV WDM but show clear deviations for 2-3 keV WDM, indicating retained sensitivity to the training model.
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Exploring the Cosmic Dawn through the 21 cm Forest and High-redshift Radio Sources with the SKA
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