A NEW CLASS OF LUMINOUS TRANSIENTS AND A FIRST CENSUS OF THEIR MASSIVE STELLAR PROGENITORS
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Christopher S. Kochanek | John F. Beacom | Todd A. Thompson | K. Z. Stanek | J. Prieto | C. Kochanek | K. Stanek | J. Beacom | T. Thompson | M. Kistler | Matthew D. Kistler | Jose L. Prieto
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