Galaxy And Mass Assembly (GAMA): Structural Investigation of Galaxies via Model Analysis
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Ivan K. Baldry | Simon P. Driver | Peder Norberg | Edward N. Taylor | Joss Bland-Hawthorn | Steven Phillipps | Andrew M. Hopkins | Steven P. Bamford | Sarah Brough | Richard J. Tuffs | Mehmet Alpaslan | Jochen Liske | Alister W. Graham | Boris Haussler | Lee S. Kelvin | S. Bamford | A. Hopkins | J. Loveday | P. Norberg | S. Brough | S. Driver | I. Baldry | M. Alpaslan | J. Bland-Hawthorn | L. Kelvin | J. Liske | A. Robotham | E. Taylor | R. Tuffs | B. Haussler | S. Phillipps | C. Popescu | M. Prescott | D. Hill | A. Graham | Jon Loveday | Aaron S. G. Robotham | David T. Hill | Cristina C. Popescu | Matthew Prescott | D. Hill
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