Galactic bulge population II Cepheids in the VVV survey: Period-luminosity relations and a distance to the Galactic centre
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E. Valenti | M. Rejkuba | D. Minniti | M. Romaniello | S. Kanbur | D. Minniti | M. Romaniello | A. Bhardwaj | M. Rejkuba | M. Zoccali | O. Gonzalez | F. Surot | E. Valenti | H. Singh | A. Bhardwaj | F. Surot | M. Zoccali | O. A. Gonzalez | S. M. Kanbur | H. P. Singh
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