The Gaia-ESO Survey: Age spread in the star forming region NGC 6530 from the HR diagram and gravity indicators
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Sergey E. Koposov | G. Carraro | G. Micela | S. Zaggia | A. Klutsch | J. Vink | S. Randich | A. Lanzafame | E. Pancino | G. Gilmore | L. Monaco | A. Frasca | N. Wright | E. Alfaro | G. Sacco | V. Kalari | R. Jackson | R. Jeffries | E. Franciosini | A. Gonneau | A. Hourihane | J. Lewis | L. Morbidelli | F. Jim'enez-Esteban | V. Roccatagliata | E. Flaccomio | F. Damiani | P. Jofr'e | L. Magrini | L. Prisinzano | C. Worley | R. Bonito | M. Guarcello | E. Tognelli | M. Bergemann | G. Tautvaivsien.e | J. Lewis
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