DISCOVERY OF AN UNUSUAL OPTICAL TRANSIENT WITH THE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE

DISCOVERY OF AN UNUSUAL OPTICAL TRANSIENT WITH THE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE
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10.1088/0004-637x/690/2/1358
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2008-09
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The Astrophysical Journal
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K. Barbary;K. Dawson;K. Tokita;G. Aldering;R. Amanullah;N. Connolly;M. Doi;L. Faccioli;V. Fadeyev;A. Fruchter;G. Goldhaber;A. Goobar;A. Gude;X. Huang;Y. Ihara;K. Konishi;M. Kowalski;C. Lidman;J. Meyers;T. Morokuma;P. Nugent;S. Perlmutter;D. Rubin;D. Schlegel;A. Spadafora;N. Suzuki;H. Swift;N. Takanashi;R. Thomas;N. Yasuda
K. Barbary;K. Dawson;K. Tokita;G. Aldering;R. Amanullah;N. Connolly;M. Doi;L. Faccioli;V. Fadeyev;A. Fruchter;G. Goldhaber;A. Goobar;A. Gude;X. Huang;Y. Ihara;K. Konishi;M. Kowalski;C. Lidman;J. Meyers;T. Morokuma;P. Nugent;S. Perlmutter;D. Rubin;D. Schlegel;A. Spadafora;N. Suzuki;H. Swift;N. Takanashi;R. Thomas;N. Yasuda
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K. Barbary;K. Dawson;K. Tokita;G. Aldering;R. Amanullah;N. Connolly;M. Doi;L. Faccioli;V. Fadeyev;A. Fruchter;G. Goldhaber;A. Goobar;A. Gude;X. Huang;Y. Ihara;K. Konishi;M. Kowalski;C. Lidman;J. Meyers;T. Morokuma;P. Nugent;S. Perlmutter;D. Rubin;D. Schlegel;A. Spadafora;N. Suzuki;H. Swift;N. Takanashi;R. Thomas;N. Yasuda

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