Dissecting the region around IceCube-170922A: the blazar TXS 0506+056 as the first cosmic neutrino source
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B. Arsioli | P. Giommi | T. Glauch | P. Padovani | E. Resconi | N. Sahakyan | P Giommi | E Resconi | P Padovani | T Glauch | B Arsioli | N Sahakyan | M Huber | M. Huber
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