VVV-WIT-01: highly obscured classical nova or protostellar collision?
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M. Catelán | N. Masetti | D. Kaplan | J. Forbrich | P. Lucas | D. Minniti | V. Ivanov | J. Borissova | N. Cross | A. Kamble | J. Emerson | M. Thompson | J. Dale | M. Krause | R. Saito | M. Hempel | R. Kurtev | I. Toledo | C. C. Peña | L. Smith | M. Thompson | I. Dékány | C. Contreras Peña | R. Kurtev | D. Kaplan | M. Thompson | N. Masetti | Nicholas Cross | V. D. Ivanov | D. Minniti | J. Emerson | Martin Krause | Ignacio Toledo | James E. Dale
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