Space-based photometric precision from ground-based telescopes
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Steven W. Brown | Christopher W. Stubbs | Gerald T. Fraser | Claire E. Cramer | Keith R. Lykke | John T. Woodward | Anthony B. Hull | Allan W. Smith | Dean C. Hines | Mark R. Ackermann | Peter C. Zimmer | John T. Mcgraw | Lisa Rossmann | Daniel C. Zirzow
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