Pericenter passage of the gas cloud G2 in the galactic center
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Andreas Burkert | Reinhard Genzel | Stefan Gillessen | Frank Eisenhauer | Thomas Ott | Oliver Pfuhl | Marc Schartmann | Alessandro Ballone | Tobias K Fritz
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