The ﬁrst statistical study of over 100 magniﬁed stellar events at a redshift z ≈ 0 . 725 with JWST

J. M. Palencia Feng-Wu Sun J. Diego Y. Fudamoto A. Koekemoer C. Willmer E. Iani Xiao-Jing Lin J. Pierel Alfred Amruth Franz E. Bauer T. Broadhurst W. Chen L. Dai D. Espada A. Filippenko S. Fujimoto P. Kelly Ming-Yu Li S. Li A. Meena Jordi Miralda-Escud'e P. Morilla M. Struble H. Williams R. Windhorst E. Zackrisson R. Zhou Adi Zitrin

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