230 GHz VLBI OBSERVATIONS OF M87: EVENT‐HORIZON‐SCALE STRUCTURE DURING AN ENHANCED VERY‐HIGH‐ENERGY γ ?> ‐RAY STATE IN 2012
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Alan E. E. Rogers | Roger Cappallo | Kazunori Akiyama | Mareki Honma | Per Friberg | Masanori Nakamura | James M. Moran | Daniel P. Marrone | Alan L. Roy | Matt Dexter | Jan Wagner | Nicolas Pradel | Laurent Loinard | Keiichi Asada | Geoffrey C. Bower | Sheperd S. Doeleman | Kazuhiro Hada | Thomas P. Krichbaum | David MacMahon | Rurik A. Primiani | Jonathan Weintroub | Michael Titus | Geoffrey B. Crew | Neil M. Nagar | Sergio A. Dzib | Vincent L. Fish | Christiaan Brinkerink | Robert Freund | Avery E. Broderick | Jason SooHoo | P. Ho | J. Algaba | M. Kino | M. Gurwell | M. Inoue | Michael D. Johnson | S. Doeleman | L. Loinard | J. Weintroub | A. Rogers | R. Plambeck | R. Freund | R. Tilanus | P. Friberg | L. Ziurys | J. Moran | K. Young | M. Titus | D. Marrone | R. Cappallo | G. Bower | T. Krichbaum | A. Roy | V. Fish | K. Akiyama | R. Lu | A. Broderick | R. Blundell | M. Honma | R. Primiani | J. SooHoo | J. Dexter | K. Asada | C. Brinkerink | G. Crew | M. Dexter | N. Nagar | K. Hada | H. Nagai | J. Wagner | S. Dzib | N. Pradel | P. Yamaguchi | A. Zensus | Makoto Inoue | Remo P. J. Tilanus | Mark Gurwell | Jason Dexter | Motoki Kino | Ru-Sen Lu | Hiroshi Nagai | Juan C. Algaba | Ray Blundell | Paul T.P. Ho | Gisela Ortiz-Leon | Richard Plambeck | Jonathan-Le'on Tavares | Paul Yamaguchi | Ken H. Young | Anton Zensus | Lucy M. Ziurys | J. Tavares | M. Nakamura | G. Ortiz-Léon | D. MacMahon
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