ATLAS: A High-cadence All-sky Survey System
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B. Stalder | S. J. Smartt | L. Denneau | A. Rest | K. W. Smith | C. W. Stubbs | J. L. Tonry | A. N. Heinze | H. J. Weiland | S. Smartt | C. Stubbs | A. Rest | J. Tonry | K. Smith | L. Denneau | A. Heinze | B. Stalder | H. Weiland
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