Low-temperature gas opacity. ÆSOPUS: a versatile and quick computational tool
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Austria | Italy | Paola Marigo | D. O. Astronomy | Italy. | U. Padova | I. Padova | P. Marigo | Department of Astronomy | University of Padova | Bernhard Aringer Department of Astronomy | INAF Astronomical Observatory of Padova | University of Wien | U. Wien
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