DISSECTING MAGNETAR VARIABILITY WITH BAYESIAN HIERARCHICAL MODELS
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A. L. Watts | C. Kouveliotou | A. J. van der Horst | Y. Levin | D. Huppenkothen | M. Frean | Marcus Frean | D. Hogg | C. Kouveliotou | Y. Levin | B. Brewer | A. Horst | A. Watts | D. Huppenkothen | B. J. Brewer | D. W. Hogg | I. Murray | C. Elenbaas | C. Elenbaas | I. Murray
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