Radio monitoring of NGC 7469: late-time radio evolution of SN 2000ft and the circumnuclear starburst in NGC 7469
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E. Kankare | S. Mattila | N. Panagia | L. Colina | A. Alberdi | M. Pérez-Torres | A. Wilson | J. Torrelles | A. S. Wilson | Seppo Mattila | L. Colina
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