Early spectra of the gravitational wave source GW170817: Evolution of a neutron star merger
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B. J. Shappee | E. Ramirez-Ruiz | A. Rest | J. X. Prochaska | F. Di Mille | K. Boutsia | M. R. Drout | C. Adams | B. F. Madore | M. R. Siebert | K. Alatalo | J. L. Marshall | C. D. Kilpatrick | T. Bitsakis | V. M. Placco | D. A. Coulter | R. J. Foley | J. L. Prieto | T. W.-S. Holoien | J. Prieto | J. Prochaska | J. Marshall | D. Kasen | J. Kollmeier | A. Rest | Y.-C. Pan | R. Foley | M. Drout | D. Coulter | C. Kilpatrick | B. Madore | A. Murguia-Berthier | A. Piro | E. Ramirez-Ruiz | M. Siebert | J. Simon | N. Morrell | K. Boutsia | F. Di Mille | T. Holoien | C. Adams | K. Alatalo | E. Bañados | J. Baughman | R. Bernstein | T. Bitsakis | C. Higgs | A. Ji | G. Maravelias | Z. Wan | B. Shappee | F. D. Mille | V. Placco | D. Kelson | R. A. Bernstein | J. A. Kollmeier | J. D. Simon | N. Morrell | D. Kasen | Y.-C. Pan | Yen-Chen Pan | A. L. Piro | J. R. Bravo | G. Prieto | D. D. Kelson | A. Murguia-Berthier | E. Bañados | J. Baughman | C. R. Higgs | A. P. Ji | G. Maravelias | G. Prieto | Z. Wan | J. Marshall | J. Marshall | J. Baughman | J. Bravo | J. Simon
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