SN 2019muj – a well-observed Type Iax supernova that bridges the luminosity gap of the class
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K. Maguire | S. Smartt | P. Brown | S. Jha | C. McCully | A. Rest | R. Foley | M. Nicholl | D. Howell | L. Galbany | D. Coulter | C. Kilpatrick | C. Rojas-Bravo | M. Siebert | D. Sand | J. Lyman | E. Hsiao | S. Wyatt | C. Inserra | Joseph P. Anderson | G. Dimitriadis | M. Gromadzki | M. Magee | J. Swift | T. Szalai | J. Burke | D. Hiramatsu | J. Andrews | M. Dobson | Mohammed Rahman | H. Stacey | T. Müller-Bravo | C. Pellegrino | Ting-Wan Chen | S. Srivastav | M. della Valle | B. Barna | Y. Camacho-Neves | L. Kwok | Estefania Padilla Gonzalez | Steven C Williams | S. Williams | M. Rahman | M. Rahman | Mohammed Rahman | P. Brown
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