The Zwicky Transient Facility Census of the Local Universe. I. Systematic Search for Calcium-rich Gap Transients Reveals Three Related Spectroscopic Subclasses
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Adam A. Miller | A. Drake | M. Graham | J. Neill | E. Ofek | J. Sollerman | D. Perley | I. Andreoni | E. Quataert | D. Goldstein | K. De | M. Kasliwal | E. Bellm | L. Tartaglia | A. Gal-yam | R. Laher | R. Lunnan | F. Masci | R. Walters | D. Duev | V. Golkhou | S. Adams | C. Cannella | S. Frederick | T. Kupfer | T. Prince | R. Riddle | B. Rusholme | D. Shupe | G. Helou | J. Jencson | L. Bildsten | D. Hale | Yuhan Yao | D. Cook | A. Ho | D. Reiley | I. Irani | S. Kaye | Lin Yan | U. C. Fremling | Y. Sharma | A. Dugas | A. Bagdasaryan | A. Delacroix | M. Hankins | R. Leadbeater | A. Tzanidakis | A. Polin | S. Kulkarni | S. Kulkarni
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