The impact of large scale near-IR sky surveys

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1997ASSL..210.....G
Garzon, F.; Epchtein, N.; Omont, A.; Burton, B.; Persi, P.
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The impact of large scale near-IR sky surveys, Proceedings of a workshop held at Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife (Spain), 22-26 April 1996 Publisher: Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publisher:s, 1997 Physical description xvi, 264 p. Series Astrophysics and Space Science Library Series vol no 210 ISBN0792344340

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1997
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1
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Infrared astronomy
Sky surveys
Galaxies
Star formation

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