Mass transport by buoyant bubbles in galaxy clusters
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University of Southampton | Arif Babul | Richard G. Bower | University of Durham | U. Durham | A. Babul | R. Bower | U. Southampton | E. Pope | Edward C.D. Pope | Georgi Pavlovski | Aaron Dotter University of Victoria | G. Pavlovski | A. Victoria
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