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Constraining the Light Curves of Magnified Stellar Events at z ~ 0.725
Extreme magnification by lensing galaxy clusters allows the detection of high-luminosity stars during cluster caustic transient events at cosmological distances. The Dragon Arc at z=0.725 is a frontier target for identifying transient events due to its high frequency of microlensing events, and so f
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