Om {\aa} kartleggja m{\o}rk materie med maskinl{\ae}ring
Hans Georg Schaathun, Ben David Normann, Kenny Solev{\aa}g-Hoti

TL;DR
This paper proposes combining Clarkson's Roulette formalism with machine learning to automatically estimate gravitational lens potentials, simplifying the complex calculations involved in mapping dark matter through gravitational lensing.
Contribution
It introduces a novel framework integrating the Roulette formalism with machine learning for local estimation of lens potentials, along with open source software for dataset generation and validation.
Findings
Effective automatic estimation of lens potential demonstrated
Open source software for dataset creation provided
Framework simplifies complex gravitational lensing calculations
Abstract
Gravitational lensing occurs as the path of light from distant celestial bodies is distorted due to gravitational attraction by other celestial bodies, whose mass is partly invisible, being so-called dark matter. When observed through a gravitational lens, distant galaxies appear distorted. A lot of research activity goes into mapping the dark matter in the universe through graviational lensing. However, the mathematical models are complicated, and calculations both time consuming and tideous, if manual. In this paper we discuss how we may combine the Roulette formalism due to Clarkson with machine learning for automatic, local estimation of the lense potential in strong lenses. We also present a framework of open source software for generating datasets and validating results. -- Gravitasjonslinsing er fenomenet der ljos fr{\aa} fjerne himmellegeme vert avb{\o}ygd av tyngdekraften…
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TopicsSocial and Educational Sciences
