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Host Dependence and Line-of-Sight Effects on Galaxy-Galaxy Strong Lensing in Clusters
The cross section for galaxy-galaxy strong lensing (GGSL) events in galaxy clusters has repeatedly been found to be higher in observations than in cosmological simulations. We revisit this discrepancy using updated simulation methodology and investigate the dependence of the GGSL probability, $P_{\r
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