SPECTROSCOPY OF HIGH-REDSHIFT SUPERNOVAE FROM THE ESSENCE PROJECT: THE FIRST FOUR YEARS
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A. Rest | R. C. Smith | S. W. Jha | A. V. Filippenko | T. Matheson | C. W. Stubbs | A. Clocchiatti | R. Chornock | J. Sollerman | W. M. Wood-Vasey | B. P. Schmidt | J. L. Tonry | R. J. Foley | B. Leibundgut | J. M. Silverman | G. Pignata | P. M. Garnavich | K. Krisciunas | A. G. Riess | S. Blondin | P. Challis | R. P. Kirshner | J. Spyromilio | T. M. Davis | W. Li | B. E. Tucker
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