Fermi/GAMMA-RAY BURST MONITOR OBSERVATIONS OF SGR J0501+4516 BURSTS
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A. J. van der Horst | C. Kouveliotou | J. Scargle | N. Gehrels | E. Ramirez-Ruiz | V. Kaspi | J. Mcenery | A. Pe’er | A. Kienlin | C. Wilson-Hodge | M. Baring | Lin Lin | R. Preece | C. Meegan | N. Bhat | W. Paciesas | L. Kaper | R. Wijers | V. Chaplin | A. Horst | M. Klis | A. Watts | J. Granot | M. Finger | A. Harding | S. Guiriec | S. Wachter | Shuang-Nan Zhang | E. Goğuş | Y. Kaneko | P. Woods | A. von Kienlin | E. Göğüş | M. van der Klis
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