The reddening law of Type Ia Supernovae: separating intrinsic variability from dust using equivalent widths

The reddening law of Type Ia Supernovae: separating intrinsic variability from dust using equivalent widths
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DOI:
10.1051/0004-6361/201116723
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发表时间:
2011-03
影响因子:
6.5
通讯作者:
N. Chotard;E. Gangler;G. Aldering;P. Antilogus;C. Aragon;S. Bailey;C. Baltay;S. Bongard;C. Buton;A. Canto;Michael Childress;Michael Childress;Y. Copin;H. Fakhouri;H. Fakhouri;E. Hsiao;M. Kerschhaggl;M. Kowalski;S. Loken;P. Nugent;P. Nugent;K. Paech;R. Pain;E. Pecontal;R. Pereira;Saul Perlmutter;Saul Perlmutter;D. Rabinowitz;K. Runge;R. Scalzo;R. Scalzo;G. Smadja;C. Tao;R. Thomas;B. Weaver;C. Wu;C. Wu
N. Chotard;E. Gangler;G. Aldering;P. Antilogus;C. Aragon;S. Bailey;C. Baltay;S. Bongard;C. Buton;A. Canto;Michael Childress;Michael Childress;Y. Copin;H. Fakhouri;H. Fakhouri;E. Hsiao;M. Kerschhaggl;M. Kowalski;S. Loken;P. Nugent;P. Nugent;K. Paech;R. Pain;E. Pecontal;R. Pereira;Saul Perlmutter;Saul Perlmutter;D. Rabinowitz;K. Runge;R. Scalzo;R. Scalzo;G. Smadja;C. Tao;R. Thomas;B. Weaver;C. Wu;C. Wu
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理2区
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作者:
N. Chotard;E. Gangler;G. Aldering;P. Antilogus;C. Aragon;S. Bailey;C. Baltay;S. Bongard;C. Buton;A. Canto;Michael Childress;Michael Childress;Y. Copin;H. Fakhouri;H. Fakhouri;E. Hsiao;M. Kerschhaggl;M. Kowalski;S. Loken;P. Nugent;P. Nugent;K. Paech;R. Pain;E. Pecontal;R. Pereira;Saul Perlmutter;Saul Perlmutter;D. Rabinowitz;K. Runge;R. Scalzo;R. Scalzo;G. Smadja;C. Tao;R. Thomas;B. Weaver;C. Wu;C. Wu

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