Cosmic evolution of radio-AGN feedback: confronting models with data
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R. Davé | K. Małek | P. Best | H. Röttgering | M. Bonato | M. Hardcastle | I. Prandoni | S. Shabala | R. Kondapally | L. Morabito | R. Cochrane | M. Raouf | N. Thomas | Daniel J B Smith | Mojtaba Raouf
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