Dust Attenuation Curve for Local Subgalactic Star-forming Regions

Dust Attenuation Curve for Local Subgalactic Star-forming Regions
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10.3847/1538-4357/ab7f27
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2020-03
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The Astrophysical Journal
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Berzaf Berhane Teklu;Zesen Lin;X. Kong;E. Wang;Yulong Gao;Qing Liu;N. Hu;Haiyang Liu
Berzaf Berhane Teklu;Zesen Lin;X. Kong;E. Wang;Yulong Gao;Qing Liu;N. Hu;Haiyang Liu
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Berzaf Berhane Teklu;Zesen Lin;X. Kong;E. Wang;Yulong Gao;Qing Liu;N. Hu;Haiyang Liu

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