X-Ray, Optical, and Radio Observations of the Type II Supernovae 1999em and 1998S
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Caltech | Nrl | A. Filippenko | I. Cambridge | K. Nomoto | D. Leonard | S. V. Dyk | UMass Amherst | A. Fabian | J. Miller | R. Chevalier | C. Fransson | S. Immler | U. Tokyo | D. Pooley | IPACCaltech | W. Lewin | K. Weiler | D. Fox | R. Sramek | S. Observatory | Uva | S. V. van Dyk | C. Lacey | K. N. Mit | Usc | Nraovla | Uc Berkely | Jonathan M. Miller | A. Filippenko | A. Filippenko
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