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December 21, 2003Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society22 citationsOpen Access

Analytical predictions for statistics of cosmic shear: tests against simulations

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PVPatrick ValageasABA. J. BarberDMD. Munshi

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Recent detection of weak lensing (see, e.g., Bartelmann Schneider, 2001, for a review) due to the large-scale structure in the universe has presented a new opportunity to

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