The Local Galaxy 8 μm Luminosity Function
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D. Eisenstein | C. Kochanek | C. Willmer | N. Caldwell | M. Brodwin | P. Green | G. Fazio | P. Barmby | M. Pahre | M. Brown | E. Floc’h | Michael J. I. Brown | N. Lu | P. Eisenhardt | J.-S. Huang | D. Rigopoulou | S. Willner | H. Smith | M. Ashby | H. Smith | J. Rosenberg | R. Cool | Zhong Wang | G. Fazio | D. Eisenstein | Z. Wang | É. Le Floc'h | E. Le Floc’h | N. Lu
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