Eclipsing binary Trojan asteroid Patroclus: Thermal inertia from Spitzer observations
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A. Harris | F. Marchis | D. Hestroffer | S. Mottola | J. Emery | Michael Mueller | J. Berthier | M. Martino | M. Mueller
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