GRB 080503: IMPLICATIONS OF A NAKED SHORT GAMMA-RAY BURST DOMINATED BY EXTENDED EMISSION
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P. Hall | T. Sakamoto | N. Gehrels | J. Prochaska | H.-W. Chen | J. Bloom | A. Levan | D. Perley | N. Tanvir | B. Metzger | E. Quataert | D. Poznanski | A. Piro | E. Ramirez-Ruiz | N. Butler | A. Filippenko | W. Li | A. Miller | K. Glazebrook | K. Hurley | D. Kocevski | A. Bunker | J. Granot | J. Norris | S. Lopez | K. Hurley | Wenbo Li | A. Filippenko | Hsiao-Wen Chen | J. Bloom | T. Sakamoto | A. A. Miller | S. Lopez | E. Ramirez-Ruiz | N. Butler | Andrew J. Bunker | Patrick B. Hall | P. Hall
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