The Einstein Cross Lensing Effect explained by the Quadruple Dark Matter formation process of Edge-On Spiral galaxies, according to Quantum FFF Theory.
see also: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/321081052_The_Einstein_Cross_Lensing_Effect_explained_by_the_Quadruple_Dark_Matter_formation_process_of_Edge-On_Spiral_Galaxies_according_to_Quantum_FFF_Theory
According to Quantum FFF Theory, it is
According to Quantum FFF Theory, it is
assumed that the Galaxy formation process starts with the dual pairing process
of so called dark matter black hole splinters created by the Big Bang nucleus
explosion.
Galaxy stability is assumed to be based on the external (new physics) dual dark matter
Galaxy stability is assumed to be based on the external (new physics) dual dark matter
black hole configurations with a growing spiral shaped star and Super Nova
black hole population in between, perpendicular to the dual Black Hole axis.
As a consequence, all spiral galaxies should show to the edge-on observer, a quadruple configuration of dark matter postulated to be the origin of the Einstein Cross effect.
As a consequence, all spiral galaxies should show to the edge-on observer, a quadruple configuration of dark matter postulated to be the origin of the Einstein Cross effect.
The successive central dark matter black hole, is supposed to be growing by smaller
super nova black hole mergers, created inside the spiral galaxy plane. 
