A FOSSIL BULGE GLOBULAR CLUSTER REVEALED BY VERY LARGE TELESCOPE MULTI-CONJUGATE ADAPTIVE OPTICS
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Sergio Ortolani | Ivo Saviane | Beatriz Barbuy | Bruno Jungwiert | Yazan Momany | Eduardo Bica | S. Ortolani | B. Jungwiert | I. Saviane | B. Barbuy | E. Bica | Lucie Jilkova | Y. Momany | Gustavo Malta Salerno | L. J'ilkov'a | G. Salerno | L. Jílková
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