Gravitational Lens Image Separations versus Redshift as a Cosmological Test
Asantha Cooray
Abstract
This preprint, or a revised version, was never published as it was based on and included unacknowledged material from Helbig, P. (1997) `The Delta theta-zs relation as a cosmological test', first presented at the 12th Potsdam Cosmology Workshop (V. M"uller, S. Gottl"ober, J.-P. M"ucket & J. Wambsganss (eds), Singapore: World Scientific, pp. 319--20) and that I wanted this paper, rather than mine, to receive full credit for the work under discussion. I am withdrawing my preprint to further emphasize that I take no credit and note that astro-ph/9804104 by P. Helbig (1998) (MNRAS, 298, 2, 395 (1998)) contains fully detailed arguments, using the complete JVAS sample and other techniques, against the claim made by Park & Gott in astro-ph/9702173 (1997) (ApJ, 489, 476).
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