Diagnosing 0.1–10 au Scale Morphology of the FU Ori Disk Using ALMA and VLTI/GRAVITY
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Michael M. Dunham | Zhaohuan Zhu | Michihiro Takami | Ágnes Kóspál | Eduard I. Vorobyov | Yasuhiro Hasegawa | H. Liu | R. Galv'an-Madrid | T. Henning | Zhaohuan Zhu | M. Dunham | A. Hales | Á. Kóspál | A. M'erand | E. Vorobyov | Y. Hasegawa | M. Takami | Thomas Henning | Hauyu Baobab Liu | Joel D. Green | Antonio S. Hales | S. P'erez | Yao-Lun Yang | Antoine Mérand | Sebastián Pérez | Roberto Galván-Madrid | J. Green | Yao-lun Yang
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