H i imaging of galaxies in X-ray bright groups

H i imaging of galaxies in X-ray bright groups
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X 射线亮群星系的 Hi 成像

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2007
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K. Dwarakanath
K. Dwarakanath
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C. Sengupta;R. Balasubramanyam;K. Dwarakanath

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