Diffuse Lyα haloes around galaxies at z = 2.2–6.6: implications for galaxy formation and cosmic reionization
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K. Shimasaku | M. Mori | M. Ouchi | Y. Ono | M. Umemura | K. Nakajima | R. Momose | T. Shibuya | S. Yuma
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