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Testing Offsets Between Cluster-Scale Halos and BCGs in Strong Lensing Models Using the Jackknife Method
Offsets between cluster-scale dark matter halos and brightest cluster galaxies (BCGs) inferred from strong lensing (SL) models have been used to investigate cluster dynamics and dark matter physics. However, it is necessary to test whether these offsets are required by SL data themselves. We investi
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