CORE-COLLAPSE SUPERNOVAE FROM THE PALOMAR TRANSIENT FACTORY: INDICATIONS FOR A DIFFERENT POPULATION IN DWARF GALAXIES
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Richard Walters | Peter E. Nugent | Richard Dekany | Viswa Velur | Mansi M. Kasliwal | Eran O. Ofek | Dovi Poznanski | Iair Arcavi | Jeff Cooke | Alexei V. Filippenko | Robert M. Quimby | Mark Sullivan | Nicholas Law | Gustavo Rahmer | Joshua S. Bloom | Isobel Hook | Avishay Gal-Yam | S. Bradley Cenko | David Hale | Janet Jacobsen | D. Andrew Howell | E. Ofek | I. Hook | M. Sullivan | J. Bloom | D. Poznanski | P. Nugent | M. Kasliwal | S. Kulkarni | I. Arcavi | D. Howell | S. Cenko | A. Gal-yam | A. Filippenko | R. Dekany | R. Walters | N. Law | R. Quimby | D. Hale | J. Henning | J. Jacobsen | D. McKenna | G. Rahmer | V. Velur | J. Zolkower | Roger M. Smith | J. Cooke | Shrinivas R. Kulkarni | Roger Smith | Jakob Jonsson | Jeff Zolkower | John Henning | Dan McKenna | Kahnh Bui | J. Jonsson | S. Blake | K. Bui | Sarah Blake | D. Mckenna | S. Kulkarni | J. Jönsson | Roger M. Smith | A. Filippenko | S. Kulkarni | M. Sullivan
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