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Measuring Extragalactic Microlens Masses and Motions in Strongly Lensed Quasar Systems with Intensity Interferometry
The direct measurement of masses and transverse motions of individual stars and compact objects in distant galaxies remains an outstanding challenge, leaving extragalactic stellar populations constrained only through model-dependent population fits. We show that time-resolved intensity interferometr
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