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Toward Detecting the Moving Lens Effect with Optical Spectroscopy
Relativity predicts that sky-plane motion of a gravitational lens changes the wavelengths of lensed photons. This moving lens effect is orders of magnitude smaller than cosmological and Doppler effects on the same photons, but can be isolated by comparing different strongly lensed images of a given
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