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Enabling Metallicity Measurements of Microlensing Lenses through Multi-band Lens Photometry
We present the photometric--microlensing metallicity method, which enables metallicity measurements of M-dwarf lenses out to bulge distances by combining their multi-band photometry with the angular Einstein radius. The cool atmospheres of M dwarfs contain abundant molecules, whose broad absorption
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