XRF 100316D/SN 2010bh AND THE NATURE OF GAMMA-RAY BURST SUPERNOVAE
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A. J. Levan | D. Bersier | C. Guidorzi | A. S. Fruchter | N. R. Tanvir | A. Gomboc | P. E. Nugent | C. G. Mundell | A. Melandri | S. Kobayashi | P. D'Avanzo | R. J. Smith | J. Gorosabel | E. Pian | R. A. M. J. Wijers | K. Wiersema | P. A. Mazzali | Z. Cano | P. Garnavich | D. Kasen | D. Kopac | R. Margutti | I. Steele | S. E. Woosley | K. Wiersema | A. Fruchter | J. Gorosabel | A. Levan | E. Pian | N. Tanvir | R. Smith | D. Kasen | P. Nugent | R. Margutti | Z. Cano | S. Woosley | P. Garnavich | P. Mazzali | D. Bersier | A. Melandri | I. Steele | C. Guidorzi | P. D’Avanzo | R. Wijers | R. Wijers | A. Gomboc | S. Kobayashi | D. Kopač | C. Mundell | Russell J. Smith | S. Kobayashi
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