The metallicity distribution of bulge clump giants in Baade’s window
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C. Babusiaux | V. Hill | S. Ortolani | F. Arenou | M. Schultheis | B. Barbuy | F. Royer | D. Minniti | M. Schultheis | F. Royer | S. Ortolani | D. Minniti | Frédéric Arenou | C. Babusiaux | M. Zoccali | B. Barbuy | V. Hill | A. Gómez | M. Zoccali | A. Gomez | A. Lecureur | A. Lecureur
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