THE 0.8–14.5 μm SPECTRA OF MID-L TO MID-T DWARFS: DIAGNOSTICS OF EFFECTIVE TEMPERATURE, GRAIN SEDIMENTATION, GAS TRANSPORT, AND SURFACE GRAVITY
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David A. Golimowski | Michael C. Cushing | S. K. Leggett | Mark S. Marley | D. Saumon | Xiaohui Fan | M. Cushing | D. Saumon | M. Marley | D. Golimowski | T. Geballe | S. Leggett | K. Noll | D. Stephens | Xiaohui Fan | K. S. Noll | T. R. Geballe | D. C. Stephens | X. Fan
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