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Gravitational Lensing, Cosmology, Numerical Methods, Multiple Images, Arclets...
Linux graphical simulation of gravitational lensing... based on Lenstools, a program writen in 1993 by Jean-Paul Kneib from the CNRS of Toulouse.

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