Constraints to the evolution of Ly-α bright galaxies between z = 3 and z = 6
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S. Phleps | C. Wolf | H. Hippelein | K. Meisenheimer | C. Maier | J. Fried | B. V. Kuhlmann | E. Thommes | H. Roeser
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