A Deep Learning Approach to Galaxy Cluster X-Ray Masses

A Deep Learning Approach to Galaxy Cluster X-Ray Masses
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10.3847/1538-4357/ab14eb
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2018-10
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The Astrophysical Journal
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M. Ntampaka;M. Ntampaka;J. Zuhone;D. Eisenstein;D. Nagai;A. Vikhlinin;L. Hernquist;F. Marinacci;D. Nelson;R. Pakmor;A. Pillepich;P. Torrey;M. Vogelsberger
M. Ntampaka;M. Ntampaka;J. Zuhone;D. Eisenstein;D. Nagai;A. Vikhlinin;L. Hernquist;F. Marinacci;D. Nelson;R. Pakmor;A. Pillepich;P. Torrey;M. Vogelsberger
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M. Ntampaka;M. Ntampaka;J. Zuhone;D. Eisenstein;D. Nagai;A. Vikhlinin;L. Hernquist;F. Marinacci;D. Nelson;R. Pakmor;A. Pillepich;P. Torrey;M. Vogelsberger

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