The LSC glitch group: monitoring noise transients during the fifth LIGO science run
Authors:
- L BlackburnLBL Blackburn
- L CadonatiLCL Cadonati
- S CarideSCS Caride
- S CaudillSCS Caudill
- S ChatterjiSCS Chatterji
- N ChristensenNCN Christensen
- J DalrympleJDJ Dalrymple
- S DesaiSDS Desai
- A Di CredicoACA Di Credico
- G ElyGEG Ely
- J GarofoliJGJ Garofoli
- L GogginLGL Goggin
- 2 September 2008
- journal article
- Published by IOP Publishing in Classical and Quantum Gravity
- Vol. 25 (18)
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