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DESCRIPTION:Dr. Matthew BaylissDepartment of Physics\, University of Cincin
 natibaylismb@ucmail.uc.eduAbstractSince the advent of large-area\, high-qu
 ality astronomical surveys strong gravitational lensing has transitioned f
 rom a small-N to a large-N discipline. Strong lensing by massive galaxy cl
 usters is particularly promising due to the high magnifications it can pro
 duce. I will summarize our recent progress toward unlocking the scientific
  potential of large samples of strong lensing systems to address fundament
 al problems in astrophysics and cosmology. Focusing on recent results that
  highlight our sophisticated lensing analysis toolbox\, I will present sev
 eral pioneering measurements that lay the groundwork for future work that 
 will use large numbers of highly magnified galaxies to answer outstanding 
 questions about the physics of star formation and the properties of the in
 terstellar medium in the epoch during which the Universe formed most of it
 s stars. In addition to their value as natural telescopes\, the massive st
 ructures that are responsible for the lensing action are\, themselves\, ra
 re and powerful tools for testing the Lambda-CDM cosmological paradigm via
  the growth of structure and the mass distributions of lensing clusters. J
 oin from the meeting linkJoin by meeting number Meeting number (access cod
 e): 180 054 4025Meeting password: FkPU4xu65DpEvent Webpage: https://wright
 .webex.com/wright/j.php?MTID=maeefe4e8b966c456f6ae9c5c3b7f41ca
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SUMMARY:Physics Seminar: Gravitational Lensing in the Era of Survey Science
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 nsing-era-survey-science
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