The FMOS-COSMOS Survey of Star-forming Galaxies at z ∼ 1.6. VI. Redshift and Emission-line Catalog and Basic Properties of Star-forming Galaxies
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Olivier Ilbert | Emanuele Daddi | Olivier Le Fevre | O. Fèvre | O. Ilbert | J. Silverman | T. Nagao | S. Juneau | J. Kartaltepe | A. Renzini | D. Sanders | N. Arimoto | E. Daddi | F. Valentino | G. Rodighiero | Nobuo Arimoto | Alvio Renzini | Jeyhan Kartaltepe | John D. Silverman | St'ephanie Juneau | Tohru Nagao | D. Kashino | A. Puglisi | Daichi Kashino | David Sanders | Giulia Rodighiero | Annagrazia Puglisi | Francesco Valentino | Anton. M. Koekemoer | A. Koekemoer | A. Koekemoer | D. Sanders
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