THE RED MSX SOURCE SURVEY: THE MASSIVE YOUNG STELLAR POPULATION OF OUR GALAXY
Authors:
- S. L. LumsdenS. L. Lumsden
- M. G. HoareM. G. Hoare
- J. S. UrquhartJ. S. Urquhart
- R. D. OudmaijerROR. D. Oudmaijer
- B. DaviesB. Davies
- J. C. MottramJMJ. C. Mottram
- H. D. B. CooperHCH. D. B. Cooper
- T. J. T. MooreTMT. J. T. Moore
- 1 September 2013
- journal article
- Published by American Astronomical Society in The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series
- Vol. 208 (1)
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