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The Einstein Gap: an unrecognised strong lensing feature in weak lensing mass density profiles
Magnification bias cross-correlations between galaxy clusters and high-redshift submillimetre galaxies have recently revealed a characteristic signal deficit at intermediate angular scales, termed the Einstein Gap, that appears consistently across all lens types and cannot be explained by any single
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