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. 2017 Jul-Sep;44(3):252-257.

LIGHTCURVE ANALYSIS OF TROJAN ASTERIODS AT THE CENTER FOR SOLAR SYSTEM STUDIES 2017 JANUARY - MARCH

Robert D Stephens  1 , Daniel R Coley  2
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LIGHTCURVE ANALYSIS OF TROJAN ASTERIODS AT THE CENTER FOR SOLAR SYSTEM STUDIES 2017 JANUARY - MARCH

Robert D Stephens et al. Minor Planet Bull. 2017 Jul-Sep.

Abstract

Lightcurves for 18 Jovian Trojan asteroids were obtained at the Center for Solar System Studies (CS3) from 2017 January to March.

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