CONSTRUCTING A FLEXIBLE LIKELIHOOD FUNCTION FOR SPECTROSCOPIC INFERENCE
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Kaisey S. Mandel | David W. Hogg | Sean M. Andrews | Ian Czekala | D. Hogg | K. Mandel | I. Czekala | G. Green | Gregory M. Green | S. Andrews
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