A STELLAR DYNAMICAL MASS MEASUREMENT OF THE BLACK HOLE IN NGC 3998 FROM KECK ADAPTIVE OPTICS OBSERVATIONS
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University of California | Irvine | University of Hertfordshire | Aaron J. Barth | Jonelle L. Walsh | M. Sarzi | A. Barth | J. Walsh | Remco C.E. van den Bosch | Marc Sarzi The University of Texas at Austin | Max-Planck Institut fur Astronomie | R. V. D. van den Bosch
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