Trojan and Hilda asteroid lightcurves I. Anomalously elongated shapes among Trojans (and Hildas?)
Authors:
- William K. HartmannWHWilliam K. Hartmann
- David J. TholenDTDavid J. Tholen
- Jay GoguenJGJay Goguen
- Richard P. BinzelRBRichard P. Binzel
- Dale P. CruikshankDCDale P. Cruikshank
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