SALT long-slit spectroscopy of CTS C30.10: two-component Mg II line
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M. Bilicki | A. Udalski | B. Czerny | K. Hryniewicz | A. Udalski | M. Bilicki | W. Pych | B. Czerny | K. Hryniewicz | W. Pych | T. P. Adhikari | M. Krupa | A. Swieton | J. Modzelewska | F. Petrogalli | M. Krupa | J. Modzelewska | F. Petrogalli | A. Świętoń | Maciej Bilicki
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