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MOA-2011-BLG-293Lb: A TEST OF PURE SURVEY MICROLENSING PLANET DETECTIONS

Mathematical and Physical Sciences: 1st Place (The Ohio State University Edward F. Hayes Graduate Research Forum)

A. Gal-Yam | A. Udalski | S. Kozlowski | I. A. Bond | C. H. Ling | D. Suzuki | J. Skowron | Y. Shvartzvald | E. Ofek | D. Maoz | B. Gaudi | D. Bennett | R. Poleski | D. Depoy | K. Ulaczyk | A. Gal-yam | S. Dong | L. Monard | A. Gal-Yam | R. Pogge | T. Tan | A. Fukui | A. Udalski | M. Szymański | M. Kubiak | C. Botzler | C. Henderson | S. Kaspi | P. Pietrukowicz | J. Skowron | S. Kozłowski | I. Soszyński | Ł. Wyrzykowski | W. Sweatman | D. Sullivan | Y. Itow | Y. Matsubara | Y. Muraki | P. Chote | P. Tristram | M. Bos | J. Yee | C. Han | I. Shin | Y. Shvartzvald | L. Almeida | A. Gould | T. Sumi | I. Bond | N. Rattenbury | K. Masuda | K. Furusawa | C. Ling | N. Miyake | K. Ohnishi | M. Freeman | S. Kobara | D. Suzuki | G. Christie | J. Mccormick | D. Moorhouse | T. Natusch | G. Thornley | J. Koo | C. Han | J. C. Yee | I. Manulis | V. Batista | R. Santallo | the MOA Collaboration | the OGLE Collaboration | the MicroFUN Collaboration | A. Gould | H. Ngan | K. Suzuki | E. Gorbikov | S. Kozłowski | F. Abe | S. Takino | D. McGregor | S.-Y. Park | F. Jablonski | G. Pietrzyński | J. Muñoz | C.‐U. Lee | T. Saito | W. Allen | J. Drummond | J.-Y. Choi | K. Wada | I. Finkelman | D. Higgins | G. Pietrzyński | K. Ohmori | I. Soszyński | J. A. Muñoz | David P. Bennett | Yasushi Muraki | Francisco Jablonski | C. Han | A. Gould | T. Saito | K. Masuda | Jack D. Drummond | Thiam-Guan Tan | Kantaro Ohmori | William H. Allen | D. P. Bennett | F. Jablonski

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