Estimating stellar birth radii and the time evolution of Milky Way’s ISM metallicity gradient
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F. Anders | C. Chiappini | M. Hayden | S. Majewski | M. Martig | B. Santiago | M. Steinmetz | V. Adibekyan | G. Kordopatis | I. Minchev | A. Recio-Blanco | A. Queiroz | G. Guiglion | R. S. de Jong | G. Cescutti | I. Carrillo | P. de Laverny | P. Laverny | B. Santiago | Matthias Steinmetz | C. Chiappini | R. S. D. Jong | R. D. Jong | G. Cescutti
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