MERGERS IN ΛCDM: UNCERTAINTIES IN THEORETICAL PREDICTIONS AND INTERPRETATIONS OF THE MERGER RATE
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Frank van den Bosch | Lars Hernquist | Shy Genel | Rachel S. Somerville | Darren Croton | Kevin Bundy | Andrew Wetzel | Sadegh Khochfar | Kyle R. Stewart | P. Hopkins | R. Somerville | D. Croton | L. Hernquist | S. Khochfar | S. Genel | K. Bundy | A. Wetzel | Chung-Pei Ma | D. Keres̆ | J. Younger | F. V. D. Bosch | Chung-Pei Ma | Philip F. Hopkins | Dusan Keres | Kyle Stewart | Joshua D. Younger | F. C. van den Bosch | Frank C. van den Bosch
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