Stellar Population Astrophysics (SPA) with TNG
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A. Vallenari | V. D’Orazi | A. Bragaglia | R. Sordo | G. Andreuzzi | A. Frasca | L. Magrini | L. Origlia | E. Carretta | G. Catanzaro | G. Casali | X. Fu
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