Electromagnetic counterparts of compact object mergers powered by the radioactive decay of r‐process nuclei
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N. T. Zinner | E. Quataert | S. Darbha | B. Metzger | R. Thomas | E. Quataert | D. Kasen | P. Nugent | S. Darbha | G. Martínez-Pinedo | P. Nugent | N. Zinner | I. Panov | R. Thomas | D. Kasen | B. D. Metzger | A. Arcones | I. V. Panov | G. Martinez-Pinedo | A. Arcones | S. Darbha | Robyn Thomas | Robyn Thomas | R. Thomas
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