RATIR Follow-up of LIGO/Virgo Gravitational Wave Events
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William H. Lee | C. Rom'an-Z'uniga | N. Butler | V. Golkhou | R. Strausbaugh | E. Troja | A. Kutyrev | A. Watson | W. Lee
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