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Table 1

Eight known WSLQs and their basic properties.

No. System zs z1 sepmax
(arcsec)
N CatNorth
imgs
Discoverable Brightest Image
(mag)
Notes / Refs
1 SDSS J1004+4112 1.734 0.68 14.62 5 2 Yes 19.73 Inada et al. (2003, 2005)
2 SDSS J1029+2623 2.197 0.596 22.5 3 2 Yes 18.85 Inada et al. (2006), Oguri et al. (2008)
3 SDSS J1326+4806 2.08 0.396 21.06 2 2 Yes 20.23 Shu et al. (2019)
4 GraL J165105.3–041725 1.451 0.591 10.1 4 2 Yes 19.6** Stern et al. (2021)
5 SDSS J2222+2745 2.805 0.49 15.1 6 0 No 20.65 Dahle et al. (2013)
6 SDSS J0909+4449 2.788 0.9* 13.86 3 0 No 21.58 Shu et al. (2018)
7 COOL J0542–2125 1.84 0.61 25.9 3 1 No 20.68 Only brightest image in DESI DR9 matched; Martinez et al. (2023)
8 COOL J0335–1927 3.27 0.4178 23.3 3 0 No 21.37 Napier et al. (2023)

Notes. ‘sepmax’ is the largest image separation within the system. ‘N’ is the intrinsic image multiplicity. ‘CatNorth imgs’ is the number of counterpart images found in CatNorth. ‘Discoverable’ denotes whether the system is discoverable within CatNorth (i.e. has ≥2 counterpart images); *denotes photometric redshift. The column Brightest Image refers to the g magnitude of the brightest image within the systems; the data is from DESI Legacy Imaging Surveys DR9, except that the **denotes the g magnitude data from Pan-STARRS1.

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