COMAP Early Science. VI. A First Look at the COMAP Galactic Plane Survey

COMAP Early Science. VI. A First Look at the COMAP Galactic Plane Survey
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DOI:
10.3847/1538-4357/ac63c8
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发表时间:
2021-11
期刊:
The Astrophysical Journal
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通讯作者:
Thomas J. Rennie;S. Harper;C. Dickinson;Liju Philip;K. Cleary;R. Bond;J. Borowska;P. Breysse;M. Catha;R. Cepeda-Arroita;D. Chung;S. Church;Delaney A. Dunne;H. Eriksen;M. K. Foss;T. Gaier;J. Gundersen;A. Harris;B. Hensley;Richard Hobbs;H. Ihle;J. Lamb;C. Lawrence;J. Lunde;R. Paladini;T. Pearson;M. Rasmussen;A. Readhead;N. Stutzer;D. Watts;I. Wehus;D. Woody
Thomas J. Rennie;S. Harper;C. Dickinson;Liju Philip;K. Cleary;R. Bond;J. Borowska;P. Breysse;M. Catha;R. Cepeda-Arroita;D. Chung;S. Church;Delaney A. Dunne;H. Eriksen;M. K. Foss;T. Gaier;J. Gundersen;A. Harris;B. Hensley;Richard Hobbs;H. Ihle;J. Lamb;C. Lawrence;J. Lunde;R. Paladini;T. Pearson;M. Rasmussen;A. Readhead;N. Stutzer;D. Watts;I. Wehus;D. Woody
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作者:
Thomas J. Rennie;S. Harper;C. Dickinson;Liju Philip;K. Cleary;R. Bond;J. Borowska;P. Breysse;M. Catha;R. Cepeda-Arroita;D. Chung;S. Church;Delaney A. Dunne;H. Eriksen;M. K. Foss;T. Gaier;J. Gundersen;A. Harris;B. Hensley;Richard Hobbs;H. Ihle;J. Lamb;C. Lawrence;J. Lunde;R. Paladini;T. Pearson;M. Rasmussen;A. Readhead;N. Stutzer;D. Watts;I. Wehus;D. Woody

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