Exploring the properties of low-frequency radio emission and magnetic fields in a sample of compact galaxy groups using the LOFAR Two-Metre Sky Survey (LoTSS)
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M. Jamrozy | V. Heesen | G. Heald | R. Paladino | C. Tasse | T. W. Shimwell | R.-J. Dettmar | C. Horellou | R. Dettmar | G. Heald | R. Beck | C. Tasse | T. Shimwell | M. Jamrozy | K. Chy.zy | D. Bomans | R. Paladino | B. Nikiel-Wroczyński | B. Nikiel-Wroczy'nski | V. Heesen | A. Berger | R. Beck | D. J. Bomans | C. Horellou | N. H. Ruiz | A. Miskolczi | B. Nikiel-Wroczyński | A. Berger | N. Herrera Ruiz | S. Blex | A. Becker | K. Chyży | A. Miskolczi | G. Heald | C. Horellou | A. Miskolczi | N. Herrera Ruiz | A. Becker | R. Beck | D. Bomans | R. Dettmar | V. Heesen | S. Blex | K. Chyży
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