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Gravitational lens models for cosmological black holes

Mar 16, 2017
3 pages
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  • Phys.Part.Nucl.Lett. 14 (2017) 2, 416-418
  • Published: Mar 16, 2017
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Abstract: (Springer)
If really such objects like cosmological black holes exist they may be studied with a standard technique like strong and weak gravitational lensing. Cosmological voids can be explained as the result the collapse of large perturbations into black hole with masses of the order of 1014^{14} M⊙_{⊙} and the expansion of the universe. The resulting image of the universe is that it is more homogeneous than expected from present observations. In this paper we discuss some lensing properties related to the cosmological black holes (CBHs), namely we consider differences in gravitational lensing for point like mass and extended mass distributions. We consider the singular isothermal sphere model as a toy (illustrative) model for an extended distribution of dark matter and a slightly more complicated isothermal sphere with a core.