2900 Square Degree Search for the Optical Counterpart of Short Gamma-Ray Burst GRB 180523B with the Zwicky Transient Facility
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Eric Burns | Richard Walters | Adam A. Miller | Ashish Mahabal | Richard G. Dekany | Matthew J. Graham | V. Zach Golkhou | Jesper Sollerman | Mansi M. Kasliwal | Dmitry A. Duev | Daniel A. Perley | Shri R. Kulkarni | James D. Neill | Eric C. Bellm | Frank J. Masci | Reed Riddle | Russ R. Laher | Ben Rusholme | Yutaro Tachibana | Virginia Cunningham | Thomas Kupfer | Michael W. Coughlin | S. Bradley Cenko | David L. Kaplan | Michael Feeney | Leo P. Singer | Kishalay De | David Hale | Adam Goldstein | A. Mahabal | M. Graham | J. Neill | J. Sollerman | D. Perley | L. Singer | M. Coughlin | Shaon Ghosh | D. Kaplan | K. De | M. Kasliwal | E. Bellm | S. Cenko | R. Dekany | R. Laher | F. Masci | R. Walters | D. Duev | V. Golkhou | T. Kupfer | R. Riddle | B. Rusholme | Y. Tachibana | D. Hale | E. Burns | M. Feeney | V. Cunningham | A. Goldstein | Shaon Ghosh | Roger Smith | A. Bagdasaryan | M. Patterson | Ashot Bagdasaryan | T. Ahumada | Tomas Ahumada | Maria T Patterson | S. Kulkarni | R. Smith | Roger M. Smith | S. Kulkarni
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