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Why Azimuthal Averaging Works in Halo Lensing: Symmetry and Power Counting for Nonlinear Shear and Magnification
Cluster weak-lensing analyses often compress two-dimensional lensing fields into azimuthally averaged radial profiles and evaluate nonlinear observables from the averaged convergence and shear. However, the ring average of a nonlinear observable generally differs from the mean-field prediction forme
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