A SUBSTANTIAL POPULATION OF MASSIVE QUIESCENT GALAXIES AT z ∼ 4 FROM ZFOURGE
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S. E. Persson | B. Altieri | D. Kelson | P. McCarthy | A. Monson | M. Dickinson | C. Papovich | G. Brammer | K. Glazebrook | D. Murphy | P. Dokkum | K. Tran | Adam P Tomczak | H. Inami | R. Allen | N. Mehrtens | I. Labb'e | R. Quadri | L. Kawinwanichakij | G. Kacprzak | L. Spitler | C. Straatman | V. Tilvi | G. Rees | P. V. van Dokkum | D. Murphy
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