Spectral decomposition of asteroid Itokawa based on principal component analysis
Authors:
- Sumire C. KogaSKSumire C. Koga
- Seiji SugitaSSSeiji Sugita
- Shunichi KamataSKShunichi Kamata
- Masateru IshiguroMIMasateru Ishiguro
- Takahiro HiroiTHTakahiro Hiroi
- Eri TatsumiETEri Tatsumi
- Sho SasakiSSSho Sasaki
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- Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
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