A PHYSICAL MODEL FOR SN 2001ay, A NORMAL, BRIGHT, EXTREMELY SLOW DECLINING TYPE Ia SUPERNOVA
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L. Wang | N. Suntzeff | K. Krisciunas | P. Hoeflich | E. Baron | A. Khokhlov | I. Domínguez | M. Phillips | Lifan Wang | M. Phillips | Alexei Khokhlov
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