The Resolved Stellar Populations in the LEGUS Galaxies1

The Resolved Stellar Populations in the LEGUS Galaxies1
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10.3847/1538-4365/aaa8e5
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发表时间:
2018-01
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The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series
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E. Sabbi;D. Calzetti;L. Úbeda;A. Adamo;M. Cignoni;D. Thilker;A. Aloisi;B. Elmegreen;D. Elmegreen;D. Gouliermis;D. Gouliermis;E. Grebel;M. Messa;L. J. Smith;M. Tosi;A. Dolphin;J. E. Andrews;G. Ashworth;S. Bright;T. Brown;R. Chandar;C. Christian;G. C. Clayton;D. Cook;D. Cook;Daniel A. Dale;S. D. Mink;C. Dobbs;A. S. Evans;A. S. Evans;M. Fumagalli;J. S. Gallagher;K. Grasha;A. Herrero;A. Herrero;D. Hunter;Kelsey E. Johnson;L. Kahre;R. Kennicutt;Hwihyun Kim;M. Krumholz;Janice C. Lee;D. Lennon;C. Martin;P. Nair;A. Nota;G. Ostlin;A. Pellerin;J. Prieto;M. Regan;J. Ryon;E. Sacchi;E. Sacchi;D. Schaerer;D. Schiminovich;F. Shabani;S. V. Dyk;R. Walterbos;B. Whitmore;A. Wofford
E. Sabbi;D. Calzetti;L. Úbeda;A. Adamo;M. Cignoni;D. Thilker;A. Aloisi;B. Elmegreen;D. Elmegreen;D. Gouliermis;D. Gouliermis;E. Grebel;M. Messa;L. J. Smith;M. Tosi;A. Dolphin;J. E. Andrews;G. Ashworth;S. Bright;T. Brown;R. Chandar;C. Christian;G. C. Clayton;D. Cook;D. Cook;Daniel A. Dale;S. D. Mink;C. Dobbs;A. S. Evans;A. S. Evans;M. Fumagalli;J. S. Gallagher;K. Grasha;A. Herrero;A. Herrero;D. Hunter;Kelsey E. Johnson;L. Kahre;R. Kennicutt;Hwihyun Kim;M. Krumholz;Janice C. Lee;D. Lennon;C. Martin;P. Nair;A. Nota;G. Ostlin;A. Pellerin;J. Prieto;M. Regan;J. Ryon;E. Sacchi;E. Sacchi;D. Schaerer;D. Schiminovich;F. Shabani;S. V. Dyk;R. Walterbos;B. Whitmore;A. Wofford
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E. Sabbi;D. Calzetti;L. Úbeda;A. Adamo;M. Cignoni;D. Thilker;A. Aloisi;B. Elmegreen;D. Elmegreen;D. Gouliermis;D. Gouliermis;E. Grebel;M. Messa;L. J. Smith;M. Tosi;A. Dolphin;J. E. Andrews;G. Ashworth;S. Bright;T. Brown;R. Chandar;C. Christian;G. C. Clayton;D. Cook;D. Cook;Daniel A. Dale;S. D. Mink;C. Dobbs;A. S. Evans;A. S. Evans;M. Fumagalli;J. S. Gallagher;K. Grasha;A. Herrero;A. Herrero;D. Hunter;Kelsey E. Johnson;L. Kahre;R. Kennicutt;Hwihyun Kim;M. Krumholz;Janice C. Lee;D. Lennon;C. Martin;P. Nair;A. Nota;G. Ostlin;A. Pellerin;J. Prieto;M. Regan;J. Ryon;E. Sacchi;E. Sacchi;D. Schaerer;D. Schiminovich;F. Shabani;S. V. Dyk;R. Walterbos;B. Whitmore;A. Wofford

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