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Table 1

Summary of the selection criteria applied to find the lensed quasar candidates.

Step Selection Candidates Lenses Galaxies Quasars Stars
1 Initial flag and S/N limits: 57 464157 22 246 918 77 650 65 666
S /N(i, z, y) > (3, 5, 8)
[grizy]_apertureflux_20_flag is False
2 Presence of neighboring sources within a 2″ radius or objects with available spectroscopic data 4854831 22 244080 77 603 65 656
3 Detection in the unWISE MIR catalog: 911 263 22 184282 56971 5629
S /N(W1, W2) > (5, 3)
− 0.1 < y − W1 < 3.6
− −0.7 < W1 − W2 < 0.7
4 Detection in the UKIRT or VISTA NIR data: 621 713 22 177 900 48 588 5138
− S /N(J) > 3
5 Optical and NIR color cuts: 601 277 22 177 262 44531 4726
− −0.8 < zy < 3.9
− −0.2 < yJ < 2.8
6 Sources with at least one neighbor within a 2″ radius 389263 15 14706 1792 2406

7 Sources including their companions 892609 31 17 263 1990 3748
8 Ensemble network classification 3080 31 439 40 8
9 Astrometric information 2604 31 380 38 5
− Astrometric excess noise < 10 mas
− Proper motion significance < 10σ
10 Visual inspection 210

Notes. From Step 7 and beyond, the reported numbers are composed of the total primary sources added with their corresponding neighbors. For example, in Step 6 we recover 15 unique known lenses, and in Step 7 this number becomes 31 (see “Lenses”). This addition is because the 14 lenses consist of 2 components while the other 1 system has 3 detected sources in the HSC catalog. Concerning the numbers shown in the columns named “Galaxies”, “Quasars”, and “Stars”, only primary targets and companions with spectroscopic data are counted.

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