Extragalactic background light inferred from AEGIS galaxy-SED-type fractions
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M. C. Cooper | M. A. Perez-Torres | F. Prada | S. M. Faber | C. J. Conselice | J.-S. Huang | D. C. Koo | P. Guhathakurta | J. R. Primack | C. Conselice | J. Newman | F. Prada | D. Koo | S. Faber | R. Somerville | P. Barmby | M. Davis | J. Primack | P. Guhathakurta | J. Newman | M. Cooper | J.-S. Huang | D. Rosario | P. Pérez-González | J. Huang | M. Lozano | A. Domínguez | M. Pérez-Torres | D. J. Rosario | R. Gilmore | P. Barmby | M. Davis | J. A. Newman | A. Dominguez | R. S. Somerville | M. Lozano | R. C. Gilmore | P. Perez-Gonzalez | M. Lozano | D. Koo | M. Davis
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