A repeating fast radio burst in a dense environment with a compact persistent radio source

C.-H. Niu1 *, K. Aggarwal2,6 *, BD. Li1,11 *, X. Zhang3,11 , S. Chatterjee4 , C.-W. Tsai1 , BW. Yu3, BC. J. Law5,8 , S. Burke-Spolaor2,6,7 , J. M. Cordes4 , Y.-K. Zhang1,11 , S. K. Ocker4 , J.-M. Yao1,12, P. Wang1, Y. Feng1,11 , Y. Niino9,19 , C. Bochenek5, M. Cruces16 , L. Connor5, J.-A. Jiang17 , S. Dai13,18, R. Luo13 , G.-D. Li1,11 , C.-C. Miao1,11, J.-R. Niu1,11, R. Anna-Thomas2,6 , J. Sydnor2,6 , D. Stern10 , W.-Y. Wang1,14 , M. Yuan1,11, Y.-L. Yue1, D.-J. Zhou1,11, Z. Yan3, W.-W. Zhu1, B. Zhang15

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