Automating Discovery and Classification of Transients and Variable Stars in the Synoptic Survey Era
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E. O. Ofek | J. S. Bloom | J. W. Richards | P. E. Nugent | R. M. Quimby | M. M. Kasliwal | D. L. Starr | D. Poznanski | S. B. Cenko | N. R. Butler | S. R. Kulkarni | A. Gal-Yam | N. Law | E. Ofek | J. Richards | J. Bloom | D. Poznanski | P. Nugent | M. Kasliwal | S. Cenko | A. Gal-yam | D. Starr | N. Butler | N. Law | R. Quimby | S. Kulkarni | M. Kasliwal | Nathaniel R. Butler | Nicholas M. Law | S. Kulkarni | J. Bloom | P. Nugent
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