Multi-epoch spectropolarimetry of SN 2009ip: direct evidence for aspherical circumstellar material
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Paul S. Smith | Ori D. Fox | Kelsey I. Clubb | Alexei V. Filippenko | Jennifer L. Hoffman | Nathan Smith | Patrick L. Kelly | Douglas C. Leonard | Peter Milne | Jon C. Mauerhan | A. Filippenko | O. Fox | P. Milne | D. Leonard | K. Clubb | P. Kelly | J. Mauerhan | G. Williams | J. Hoffman | G. Grant Williams | N. Smith | A. Filippenko
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