COSMOLOGY WITH PHOTOMETRICALLY CLASSIFIED TYPE Ia SUPERNOVAE FROM THE SDSS-II SUPERNOVA SURVEY

COSMOLOGY WITH PHOTOMETRICALLY CLASSIFIED TYPE Ia SUPERNOVAE FROM THE SDSS-II SUPERNOVA SURVEY
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10.1088/0004-637x/763/2/88
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发表时间:
2012-11
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The Astrophysical Journal
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H. Campbell;C. D'Andrea;R. Nichol;M. Sako;Mathew Smith;H. Lampeitl;M. Olmstead;B. Bassett;R. Biswas;P. Brown;D. Cinabro;K. Dawson;B. Dilday;R. Foley;J. Frieman;P. Garnavich;R. Hložek;S. Jha;S. Kuhlmann;M. Kunz;J. Marriner;R. Miquel;M. Richmond;A. Riess;D. Schneider;J. Sollerman;Matt G. G. T. Taylor-Matt-G.-G.-T.-Taylor-39069535;Gong-Bo Zhao
H. Campbell;C. D'Andrea;R. Nichol;M. Sako;Mathew Smith;H. Lampeitl;M. Olmstead;B. Bassett;R. Biswas;P. Brown;D. Cinabro;K. Dawson;B. Dilday;R. Foley;J. Frieman;P. Garnavich;R. Hložek;S. Jha;S. Kuhlmann;M. Kunz;J. Marriner;R. Miquel;M. Richmond;A. Riess;D. Schneider;J. Sollerman;Matt G. G. T. Taylor-Matt-G.-G.-T.-Taylor-39069535;Gong-Bo Zhao
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H. Campbell;C. D'Andrea;R. Nichol;M. Sako;Mathew Smith;H. Lampeitl;M. Olmstead;B. Bassett;R. Biswas;P. Brown;D. Cinabro;K. Dawson;B. Dilday;R. Foley;J. Frieman;P. Garnavich;R. Hložek;S. Jha;S. Kuhlmann;M. Kunz;J. Marriner;R. Miquel;M. Richmond;A. Riess;D. Schneider;J. Sollerman;Matt G. G. T. Taylor-Matt-G.-G.-T.-Taylor-39069535;Gong-Bo Zhao

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