The Mass of the Black Hole in NGC 5273 from Stellar Dynamical Modeling

The Mass of the Black Hole in NGC 5273 from Stellar Dynamical Modeling
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10.3847/1538-4357/acc4bc
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2022-12
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The Astrophysical Journal
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Katie A. Merrell;E. Vasiliev;M. Bentz;M. Valluri;C. Onken
Katie A. Merrell;E. Vasiliev;M. Bentz;M. Valluri;C. Onken
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Katie A. Merrell;E. Vasiliev;M. Bentz;M. Valluri;C. Onken

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