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Path Integral Formulation for Wave Effect in Multi-lens System

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arxiv astro-ph/0309696 v1 pith:HAGLDP77 submitted 2003-09-25 astro-ph

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A formula to investigate wave effect in multi-lens system is presented on the basis of path integral formalism by generalizing the work by Nakamura and Deguchi (1999). Wave effect of a system with two lenses is investigated in an analytic way as a simple application to demonstrate usefulness of the formula and variety of wave effect in multi-lens system.

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