A new analysis of the short-duration, hard-spectrum GRB 051103, a possible extragalactic soft gamma repeater giant flare
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J.-L. Atteia | A. S. Kozyrev | E. Rol | D. Bersier | N. R. Tanvir | P. T. O'Brien | N. Gehrels | D. M. Palmer | A. B. Sanin | K. Wiersema | W. Hajdas | K. Hurley | M. L. Litvak | C. Fellows | A. von Kienlin | A. Fruchter | K. Yamaoka | H. Krimm | A. Rowlinson | A. Levan | J. Rhoads | I. G. Mitrofanov | C. Wigger | N. Gehrels | D. Palmer | K. Wiersema | A. Fruchter | A. Levan | D. Perley | E. Rol | N. Tanvir | E. Bellm | P. O’Brien | A. Rowlinson | D. Bersier | J. Rhoads | A. Rau | W. Boynton | M. Litvak | I. Mitrofanov | G. Ricker | R. Vanderspek | Y. Nakagawa | J. Atteia | K. Hurley | A. Kienlin | K. Yamaoka | A. Kozyrev | A. Sanin | W. Hajdas | T. Cline | H. Krimm | M. Ohno | D. Smith | R. Duncan | D. M. Smith | T. Cline | G. Ricker | R. Vanderspek | D. Perley | A. Rau | E. Bellm | M. Ohno | C. Fellows | D. Golovin | R. C. Duncan | Y. E. Nakagawa | W. Boynton | D. Golovin | C. Wigger | D. V. Golovin | K. Harshmann | J. J. Kavelaars | K. Harshmann | J. Kavelaars | Nial R. Tanvir | A. Rau | K. Yamaoka | D. Bersier | P. O’Brien | Kevin Hurley | W. Boynton | David M. Smith | David M. Palmer | Robert C. Duncan
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