GRB 120422A/SN 2012bz: Bridging the gap between low- and high-luminosity gamma-ray bursts
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D. A. Kann | D. Frail | J. Fynbo | P. Jakobsson | D. Malesani | A. U. Postigo | M. Nardini | K. Wiersema | J. Hjorth | J. Sollerman | A. Castro-Tirado | A. D. Cia | J. Gorosabel | A. Levan | B. Milvang-Jensen | D. Perley | P. Schady | N. Tanvir | D. Watson | D. Xu | Z. Cano | J. Greiner | J. Lyman | P. O’Brien | S. Schulze | C. Thone | S. Cenko | G. Leloudas | D. Bersier | J. Anderson | G. Pignata | M. Oguri | G. Pignata | G. Tagliaferri | R. Tilanus | Joseph P. Anderson | S. Schmidl | Heidi J. Korhonen | S. Geier | H. Korhonen | V. D’Elia | S. Covino | K. Page | T. Kruhler | L. Kaper | S. Klose | A. Cucchiara | P. Goldoni | A. Cucchiara | F. Bauer | M. Bayliss | G. Petitpas | M. Bremer | S. Pandey | J. Winters | I. Smith | A. Rossi | A. Sandberg | L. Ellerbroek | E. Wuyts | A. N. Guelbenzu | O. Hartoog | M. Sparre | R. S'anchez-Ram'irez | G. Bjornsson | G. Björnsson | S. Mart'in | S. Rapaport | K. Lee | D. Wright | E.Wuyts | A. D. U. Postigo | K. Y. Lee | A. Cia | T. Krühler | C. Thöne | Dong Xu | S. Martin | F. Bauer | S. Cenko | A. Rossi | S. Pandey | P. O’Brien
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