THE PAN-STARRS 1 DISCOVERIES OF FIVE NEW NEPTUNE TROJANS
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D. Gerdes | W. Burgett | N. Kaiser | J. Tonry | R. Wainscoat | R. Jedicke | L. Denneau | E. Magnier | M. Holman | A. Bieryla | W. Fraser | P. Lacerda | C. Waters | M. Payne | Ying-Tung Chen (陳英同) | Hsing Wen Lin (林省文) | W. Ip (葉永烜) | W. Chen (陳文屏) | Z.-F. Sie (謝宗富)
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