A comprehensive comparative test of seven widely used spectral synthesis models against multi-band photometry of young massive-star clusters
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D. Calzetti | E. Grebel | J. Lee | S. D. Mink | G. Bruzual | L. Úbeda | E. Zackrisson | G. Ostlin | S. Charlot | G. Östlin | L. Smith | A. Adamo | A. Wofford | K. Grasha | D. Gouliermis | M. Cignoni | J. Eldridge | L. Uveda | John J. Eldridge | Janice C. Lee | Linda J. Smith
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