M2FS: the Michigan/Magellan Fiber System

M2FS: the Michigan/Magellan Fiber System
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10.1117/12.926448
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2012-09
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M. Mateo;J. Bailey;J. Crane;S. Shectman;I. Thompson;I. Roederer;B. Bigelow;S. Gunnels
M. Mateo;J. Bailey;J. Crane;S. Shectman;I. Thompson;I. Roederer;B. Bigelow;S. Gunnels
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M. Mateo;J. Bailey;J. Crane;S. Shectman;I. Thompson;I. Roederer;B. Bigelow;S. Gunnels

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