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Dark Matter Halo Detection in Weak Lensing Regimes

Although current methods exist to predict the location of these centers given comprehensive amounts of data such as three-dimensional position, mass, etc., there are not many approaches to finding the centers given two-dimensional images of a sky. However, for many regions of space, the only data collected are two-dimensional images, and thus the dark matter structures in those regions of space are as of yet unknown.