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Shape Degeneracies: the likely culprit for the differences between lens mass models of galaxy clusters
Sky-projected mass distributions of galaxy clusters are widely used to constrain particle properties of dark matter, to magnify in flux and angular extent high redshift background galaxies, and to construct their luminosity function down to faint absolute magnitudes that are otherwise hard or imposs
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