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The radio spectral energy distribution of infrared-faint radio sources

This document is the Accepted Manuscript of the following article: A, Herzog, et al, 'The radio spectral energy distribution of infrared-faint radio sources', Astronomy & Astrophysics, A130 (2016), DOI: 10.1051/0004-6361/201527000. © ESO 2016. Published by EDP Sciences.

A. A. Deshpande | E. Lenc | D. Kaplan | R. Webster | N. Seymour | R. Norris | S. Tingay | M. Morales | Q. Parker | E. Morgan | J. Callingham | D. Oberoi | R. Cappallo | R. Sault | R. Wayth | P. Procopio | A. Offringa | H. Intema | G. Bernardi | J. Bowman | B. Hazelton | A. Popping | L. Staveley-Smith | R. Hunstead | P. Hancock | R. Subrahmanyan | M. Johnston-Hollitt | F. Briggs | B. Emonts | B. Indermuehle | D. Mitchell | L. Greenhill | S. Ord | C. Lonsdale | S. McWhirter | M. Bell | B. For | E. Middelberg | L. Harvey-Smith | L. Hindson | M. Whiting | A. Williams | A. Chippendale | K. Dwarakanath | T. Franzen | L. Spitler | N. Hurley-Walker | N. Shankar | K. Srivani | J. Morgan | S. Sirothia | A. Kapińska | B. McKinley | C. Wu | Q. Zheng | C. Williams | I. Heywood | T. Prabu | A. Herzog | J. Marvil

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