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Table 4

Lens mass parameters and their priors.

Component Parameter Description Prior Prior range/value
xm ["] x-centroid Gaussian; Flat prior in SSB reconstruction Centered on starting value, Gaussian
σ = 0.3
Primary ym ["] y-centroid Gaussian; Flat prior in SSB reconstruction Centered on starting value, Gaussian
σ = 0.3
Deflector qm Axis ratio Flat [0.3, 1]
(PIEMD/ ϕm [°] Position angle Flat [0, 360]
SPEMD) θε ["] Einstein radius Flat [0.5, 3]
rc ["] Core radius Exact 10-4
Power-law index (SPEMD) Exact; flat in SSB modeling 0.5; [0.3, 0.7]
xm,sat [ ] x-centroid Exact Fixed to satellite light centroid
Satellite ym,sat [ ] y-centroid Exact Fixed to satellite light centroid
Deflector(s) qm,sat Axis ratio Exact 1
(SIS) ϕm,sat [ ] Position angle Exact 0
θE,sat ["] Einstein radius Flat [0.01, 3]
rc,sat ["] Core radius Exact 10−4
Power-law index Exact 0.5
External γext Magnitude Flat [0, 0.6]
Shear ϕext [°] Position angle Flat [0, 360]

Notes. The position angles ϕm, ϕm,sat, and ϕext are measured counterclockwise from the positive x-axis (east of north). In case of the centroid coordinates, the modeling code starts with a Gaussian prior centered on the starting value obtained from the user input, which is removed after lens light modeling. The power-law index was fixed to 0.5 (isothermal) in the beginning and was changed to a flat prior during arc light modeling and SSB reconstruction.

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