The diffuse ionized gas (DIG) in star-forming galaxies: the influence of aperture effects on local H ii regions
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F. Mannucci | G. Cresci | R. Maiolino | A. Marconi | F. Belfiore | M. Curti | A. Marasco | M. Mingozzi | G. Tozzi | A. Amiri
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