Combined Analysis of the Binary Lens Caustic-crossing Event MACHO 98-SMC-1

Combined Analysis of the Binary Lens Caustic-crossing Event MACHO 98-SMC-1
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二元透镜焦散穿越事件MACHO 98-SMC-1的联合分析

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1999
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A. Williams
A. Williams
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C. Afonso;C. Alard;J. Albert;J. Andersen;R. Ansari;E. Aubourg;P. Bareyre;P. Bareyre;F. Bauer;J. Beaulieu;A. Bouquet;S. Char;X. Charlot;F. Couchot;C. Coutures;F. Derue;R. Ferlet;J. Glicenstein;B. Goldman;A. Gould;D. Graff;D. Graff;M. Gros;J. Haissinski;J. Hamilton;D. Hardin;J. Kat;A. Kim;T. Lasserre;É. Lesquoy;C. Loup;C. Magneville;J. Marquette;E. Maurice;A. Milsztajn;M. Moniez;N. Palanque;O. Perdereau;L. Prévot;N. Regnault;J. Rich;M. Spiro;A. Vidal;L. Vigroux;S. Zylberajch;C. Alcock;C. Alcock;R. Allsman;D. Alves;T. Axelrod;A. Becker;K. Cook;A. J. Drake;Kenneth C. Freeman;K. Griest;K. Griest;L. King;M. Lehner;S. Marshall;D. Minniti;B. Peterson;M. Pratt;P. Quinn;A. Rodgers;P. Stetson;C. Stubbs;C. Stubbs;W. Sutherland;A. Tomaney;T. Vandehei;T. Vandehei;S. Rhie;D. Bennett;P. C. Fragile;B.R. Johnson;J. Quinn;A. Udalski;M. Kubiak;M. Szymański;G. Pietrzyński;P. Woźniak;K. Żebruń;M. Albrow;J. Caldwell;D. Depoy;M. Dominik;B. Gaudi;J. Greenhill;K. Hill;Stephen R. Kane;R. Martin;J. Menzies;R. M. Naber;R. Pogge;K. Pollard;P. Sackett;K. Sahu;P. Vermaak;R. Watson;A. Williams

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