Table 1.
Sample sizes at various stages of the analysis, including rediscoveries.
Description | C21 | This work |
---|---|---|
Analysed sources (in million) | ∼62.5 | ∼73 |
Network candidates (p ≥ 0.1) | 9651 | 11 816 |
Network candidates after first cleaning | 2831 | 1475 |
Grade A lenses | 88 | 24 |
Grade B lenses | 379 | 138 |
Grade A or B | 546 | |
Grade A or B & ODvis | 84 | |
Grade A or B & ODlit | 174 | |
Grade A or B & ODphot | 136 | |
Grade A or B & any OD flag | 231 | |
Grade A or B & all OD flags | 43 |
Notes. The comparison between C21, analyzing sources with i-Kron radius above 0.8″, to this work, with sources having an i-Kron radius between 0.5″ and 0.8″, clearly shows that larger sources are more likely acting as strong lenses, as expected. We note that this is a fair comparison as we use the same network and threshold, apart from the number of network candidates after first cleaning because of a less restrictive cleaning in C21. Further details and the exact definition of our overdensity (OD) flags, namely, ODlit based on the literature, ODvis based on the visual inspection, and ODphot on the photomtric redshifts, are given in this section and in Sect. 4. The difference between the sum of grade A and B lens candidates from C21 and this work (totaling to 629 systems) and the number of 546 systems analyzed in Sect. 4, is the result of excluding duplicates.
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