FAMA: An automatic code for stellar parameter and abundance determination
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A. Vallenari | E. Friel | L. Spina | S. Randich | A. Bragaglia | T. Cantat-Gaudin | R. Sordo | L. Magrini | P. Donati | H. Jacobson | E. Maiorca | R. Baglioni
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