PIGS: first results on sky
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Roberto Ragazzoni | Christopher D. Saunter | Emiliano Diolaiti | Jacopo Farinato | Adriano Ghedina | Carmelo Arcidiacono | Wolfgang Gassler | Timothy J. Morris | Stephan Kellner | R. Meyers | S. Kellner | R. Ragazzoni | C. Arcidiacono | E. Diolaiti | J. Farinato | A. Ghedina | W. Gassler | T. Morris | C. Saunter | R. Meyers
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