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A Bayesian Inference Framework for Binary Lens Events Fully Incorporating Higher-Order Effects
Higher-order effects, such as microlensing parallax and lens orbital motion, are essential for characterizing the physical properties of microlensing planetary systems including their masses and distances. In practice, higher-order effects are often included in light-curve modeling only when their s
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