SPITZER SAGE SURVEY OF THE LARGE MAGELLANIC CLOUD. III. STAR FORMATION AND ∼1000 NEW CANDIDATE YOUNG STELLAR OBJECTS
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Linda J. Smith | C. Leitherer | K. Olsen | R. Indebetouw | H. Shibai | Marvin L. Cohen | M. Wolff | J. Mould | N. Panagia | R. Blum | K. Volk | B. Whitney | A. Tielens | W. Reach | J. Bernard | F. Boulanger | K. Gordon | R. Paladini | D. Zaritsky | S. Bracker | W. Latter | A. Kawamura | S. Sato | V. Gorjian | J. Hora | M. Werner | A. Nota | J. Gallagher | J. Frogel | S. Srinivasan | L. Staveley-Smith | M. Povich | L. Smith | Y. Fukui | P. Pérez-González | C. Engelbracht | K. Misselt | M. Werner | E. Churchwell | E. Churchwell | B. Babler | B. For | T. Robitaille | T. Onishi | A. Mizuno | Y. Fukui | N. Mizuno | D. Kelly | M. Oey | M. Meixner | M. Meade | M. Sewiło | M. Block | F. Kemper | U. Vijh | Shuji Sato | T. Ueta | J. Harris | S. Madden | S. V. Dyk | N. Mizuno | K. Gordon | F. Kemper | J. Hora | D. Zaritsky | T. Robitaille | M. Cohen | M. Cohen | S. Sato | M. Meade | J. Mould | A. Tielens | J. Gallagher
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