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The local hosts of type Ia supernovae

scientific article published in the Astrophysical Journal

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title
The local hosts of type Ia supernovae (English)
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author
Patrick Morrissey
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Patrick Morrissey
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10
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Mark Sullivan
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Mark Sullivan
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2
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Luciana Bianchi
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Luciana Bianchi
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14
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David Schiminovich
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12
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David Schiminovich
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Barry F. Madore
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18
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Barry F. Madore
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Timothy Heckman
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16
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Timothy M. Heckman
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Robert Rich
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20
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R. Michael Rich
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Young-Wook Lee
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17
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Young-Wook Lee
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Alex Szalay
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21
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Alex S. Szalay
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Mark Seibert
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5
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Mark Seibert
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Bruno Milliard
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19
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Bruno Milliard
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D. Andrew Howell
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3
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D. Andrew Howell
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James D. Neill
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1
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Alex Conley
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4
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D. Christopher Martin
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6
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Tom A. Barlow
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7
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Karl Foster
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8
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Peter G. Friedman
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9
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Susan G. Neff
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11
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Ted K. Wyder
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13
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José Donas
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15
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publication date
4 December 2009
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volume
707
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page(s)
1449–1465
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issue
2
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arXiv ID
0911.0690
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