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The Impact of Strong Lensing on Hubble Constant Measurements with Gravitational-wave Dark Sirens

  • Authors: Eungwang Seo, Kyungmin Kim, Zhuotao Li, Justin Janquart, Rachel Gray, Martin Hendry

Eungwang Seo et al 2026 The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series 284 .

  • Provider: AAS Journals

Caption: Figure 6.

Scatter plots showing the distributions of the mean S/N (ρmean) and source redshift (zs) for all detected doubly (circle markers) and quadruply lensed (diamond markers) GW systems in our sample pool, color coded by the relative uncertainty (﹩{\delta }_{{H}_{0}}﹩) value. Generally, the quadruple-image systems have lower ﹩{\delta }_{{H}_{0}}﹩ values, reflecting the more informative constraints they provide on H0. In both cases, events detected with higher ρmean and located at lower zs tend to exhibit lower ﹩{\delta }_{{H}_{0}}﹩ values, indicating that the corresponding H0 posteriors are more tightly constrained.

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