MODELING THE TIME VARIABILITY OF SDSS STRIPE 82 QUASARS AS A DAMPED RANDOM WALK
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E. Bullock | A. C. Becker | S. Kozlowski | B. C. Kelly | B. Sesar | K. Brooks | C. S. Kochanek | Ž. Ivezić | A. Kimball | C. Kochanek | B. Sesar | A. Becker | vZeljko Ivezi'c | S. Kozłowski | C. MacLeod | W. D. Vries | E. Bullock | R. Gibson | B. Kelly | vZ. Ivezi'c | D. Westman | K. Brooks | W. H. de Vries | C. L. MacLeod | A. Kimball | D. Westman | R. Gibson | A. Becker | W. D. de Vries | W. H. D. Vries
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