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Gamma-ray burst science in the era of the Cherenkov Telescope Array

Yoshiyuki Inoue | David A. Williams | Paul T. O'Brien | Ryo Yamazaki | for the CTA Consortium | Julian P. Osborne | Valerie Connaughton | Markus Garczarczyk | Hiroyasu Tajima | Sera Markoff | Kohta Murase | Jonathan Granot | A. Nepomuk Otte | Katsuaki Asano | Masahiro Teshima | Tokonatsu Yamamoto | R. Starling | P. O’Brien | J. Osborne | K. Ioka | D. Williams | M. Teshima | K. Toma | R. Yamazaki | A. Otte | V. Connaughton | R. Wijers | S. Wagner | A. Bouvier | Y. Inoue | H. Tajima | For The Cta Consortium | S. Markoff | K. Asano | A. Carosi | J. Granot | S. Inoue | J. Kakuwa | K. Murase | Tokonatsu Yamamoto | M. Garczarczyk | J. Hinton | Kenji Toma | Kunihito Ioka | R. Gilmore | Alessandro Carosi | Stefan Wagner | Susumu Inoue | Ralph A. M. J. Wijers | Rhaana Starling | Jim Hinton | Aurelien Bouvier | Rudy Gilmore | Jun Kakuwa | for the Cta consortium | S. Wagner | S. Wagner | P. O’Brien

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