RED NUGGETS AT HIGH REDSHIFT: STRUCTURAL EVOLUTION OF QUIESCENT GALAXIES OVER 10 Gyr OF COSMIC HISTORY

RED NUGGETS AT HIGH REDSHIFT: STRUCTURAL EVOLUTION OF QUIESCENT GALAXIES OVER 10 Gyr OF COSMIC HISTORY
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10.1088/2041-8205/739/2/l44
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2011-08
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The Astrophysical Journal Letters
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I. Damjanov;R. Abraham;K. Glazebrook;P. McCarthy;Evelyn Caris;R. Carlberg;Hsiao-Wen Chen;D. Crampton-D.
I. Damjanov;R. Abraham;K. Glazebrook;P. McCarthy;Evelyn Caris;R. Carlberg;Hsiao-Wen Chen;D. Crampton-D.
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I. Damjanov;R. Abraham;K. Glazebrook;P. McCarthy;Evelyn Caris;R. Carlberg;Hsiao-Wen Chen;D. Crampton-D.

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