Image distortion near galaxies - Dwarfs or lensing?

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Dwarf Galaxies, Gravitational Lenses, Image Resolution, Mass Distribution, Signal Distortion, Cross Correlation, Error Analysis, Functions (Mathematics), Image Processing, Luminosity

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Direct measurements of the effect of large numbers of foreground dwarf galaxies on the evaluation of field galaxy mass distribution by galaxy-galaxy gravitational lensing are presented. A cross-correlation using the estimated luminosity functions and absolute magnitudes of Phillipps (1985) clearly reveals clustering of foreground dwarf galaxies, with an amplitude slightly less than that given by a previous simulation. This effect does not change previous conclusions regarding the average galaxy mass distribution.

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