A SPECTROSCOPIC REDSHIFT MEASUREMENT FOR A LUMINOUS LYMAN BREAK GALAXY AT z = 7.730 USING KECK/MOSFIRE
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M. Franx | G. D. Illingworth | R. J. Bouwens | D. Magee | R. Bouwens | G. Illingworth | P. Dokkum | I. Momcheva | M. Franx | B. Holden | P. Oesch | D. Magee | I. Labbé | R. Smit | V. Gonzalez | P. A. Oesch | V. Gonzalez | P. G. van Dokkum | I. Labbe | R. Smit | B. Holden | I. Momcheva | G. Roberts-Borsani | G. W. Roberts-Borsani | P. V. Dokkum | R. Bouwens | V. González
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