Nearby Supernova Factory Observations of SN 2005gj: Another Type Ia Supernova in a Massive Circumstellar Envelope
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G. Smadja | S. Bailey | B. Weaver | R. Kessler | R. Thomas | P. Nugent | P. Antilogus | S. Bongard | E. Pecontal | G. Aldering | C. Baltay | Y. Copin | E. Gangler | R. Pain | R. Pereira | S. Perlmutter | R. Scalzo | L. Wang | Lifan Wang | S. Loken | A. Bauer | B. Lee | A. Bauer | N. Blanc | S. Gilles | D. Kocevski | G. Rigaudier | S. Bailey | D. Rabinowitz | Brian C. Lee
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