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• W2055661388 abstract "The microlensing interpretation of the optical afterglow of GRB 000301C seems naively surprising, since a simple estimate of the stellar microlensing rate gives less than one in 400 for a flat ΩΛ = 0.7 cosmology, whereas one event was seen in about 30 afterglows. Assuming baryonic MACHOs making up one-half the baryons in the universe, the microlensing probability per burst can be roughly 5% for a gamma-ray burst at redshift z = 2. We explore two effects that may enhance the probability of observing microlensed gamma-ray burst afterglows: binary lenses and double magnification bias. We find that the consideration of binary lenses can increase the rate only at the ~15% level. On the other hand, because gamma-ray bursts for which afterglow observations exist are typically selected on the basis of fluxes at widely separated wave bands that are not necessarily well correlated (e.g., localization in X-ray, afterglow in optical/infrared), magnification bias can operate at an enhanced level compared to the usual single-bias case. Using a simple model for the selection process in two bands, we compute the enhancement of the microlensing rate due to magnification bias in two cases: perfect correlation and complete independence of the flux in the two bands. We find that existing estimates of the slope of the luminosity function of gamma-ray bursts, while as yet quite uncertain, point to enhancement factors of more than 3 above the simple estimates of the microlensing rate. We find that the probability of observing at least one microlensing event in the sample of 27 measured afterglows can be 3%-4% for stellar lenses, or as much as 25 Ωlens for baryonic MACHOs. We note that the probability of observing at least one event over the available sample of afterglows is significant only if a large fraction of the baryons in the universe are condensed in stellar-mass objects." @default.
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• W2055661388 title "Microlensing of Gamma‐Ray Bursts by Stars and MACHOs" @default.
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