The Absolute, Relative and Multi-Wavelength Calibration of the Pierre Auger Observatory Fluorescence Detectors

The Absolute, Relative and Multi-Wavelength Calibration of the Pierre Auger Observatory Fluorescence Detectors
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2007-08
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R. Knapik;P. Bauleo;B. Becker;J. Brack;R. Caruso;C. Fratte;A. Dorofeev;J. Harton;A. Insolia;J. Matthews;A. Menshikov;F. Ortolani;P. Petrinca;A. Pichel;S. Riggi;M. Roberts;J. Martino;A. Rovero;M. Scuderi;A. Tamashiro;D. Torresi;V. Tuci;L. Wiencke;for the Pierre Auger Collaboration
R. Knapik;P. Bauleo;B. Becker;J. Brack;R. Caruso;C. Fratte;A. Dorofeev;J. Harton;A. Insolia;J. Matthews;A. Menshikov;F. Ortolani;P. Petrinca;A. Pichel;S. Riggi;M. Roberts;J. Martino;A. Rovero;M. Scuderi;A. Tamashiro;D. Torresi;V. Tuci;L. Wiencke;for the Pierre Auger Collaboration
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R. Knapik;P. Bauleo;B. Becker;J. Brack;R. Caruso;C. Fratte;A. Dorofeev;J. Harton;A. Insolia;J. Matthews;A. Menshikov;F. Ortolani;P. Petrinca;A. Pichel;S. Riggi;M. Roberts;J. Martino;A. Rovero;M. Scuderi;A. Tamashiro;D. Torresi;V. Tuci;L. Wiencke;for the Pierre Auger Collaboration

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