The Very Faint K-Band Afterglow of GRB 020819 and the Dust Extinction Hypothesis of the Dark Bursts
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Uwe Thiele | Frederick J. Vrba | Javier Gorosabel | Nial R. Tanvir | Alberto J. Castro-Tirado | Jesús Gallego | Arne A. Henden | Bringfried Stecklum | Dieter H. Hartmann | Jochen Greiner | A. Castro-Tirado | J. Gorosabel | N. Tanvir | F. Vrba | A. Henden | D. Hartmann | J. M. C. Ceron | S. Klose | B. Stecklum | A. Zeh | A. Zeh | U. Thiele | Sylvio Klose | J. Gallego | N. Cardiel | Nicolas Cardiel | J. Greiner
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