1 N.. Scepi, J.. Dexter, M.C. Begelman, G.. Marcel, J.. Ferreira, and P.-O.. Petrucci, Submitted (2024).
Jason Dexter
First name
Jason
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Dexter
1 G.. Collaboration:, A.. Amorim, G.. Bourdarot, W.. Brandner, Y.. Cao, Y.. Clenet, R.. Davies, P.T. de Zeeuw, J.. Dexter, A.. Drescher, A.. Eckart, F.. Eisenhauer, M.. Fabricius, H.. Feuchtgruber, N.M.F. Schreiber, P.. Garcia, R.. Genzel, S.. Gillessen, D.. Gratadour, S.. Hönig, M.. Kishimoto, S.. Lacour, D.. Lutz, F.. Millour, H.. Netzer, T.. Ott, K.. Perraut, G.. Perrin, B.M. Peterson, P.. Petrucci, O.. Pfuhl, A.. Prieto, S.. Rabien, D.. Rouan, D.. Santos, J.. Shangguan, T.. Shimizu, A.. Sternberg, C.. Straubmeier, E.. Sturm, L.J. Tacconi, K.R.W. Tristram, F.. Widmann, and J.. Woillez, Astronomy & Astrophysics 690, (2024).
1 A.. Raymond, S.. Doeleman, J.. Dexter, and et. . al, The Astronomical Journal 168, (2024).
1 K.. Akiyama, A.. Alberdi, W.. Alef, J.. Dexter, and et. . al, Astronomy & Astrophysics 681, (2024).
1 A.A. Grigorian, and J.. Dexter, Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society 530, (2024).
1 P.. Torne, K.. Liu, J.. Dexter, and et. . al, The Astrophysical Journal 959, (2023).
1 R.. Ghosh, S.. Laha, J.. Dexter, and et. . al, The Astrophysical Journal 955, (2023).
1 J.. Dexter, and M.C. Begelman, Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society: Letters 528, (2023).
1 G.. Paraschos, J.-Y.. Kim, M.. Wielgus, J.. Dexter, and et. . al, Astronomy & Astrophysics 682, (2024).
1 L.. Kuhn, J.. Shangguan, R.. Davies, A.. Man, Y.. Cao, J.. Dexter, F.. Eisenhauer, N.M.F. Schreiber, H.. Feuchtgruber, R.. Genzel, S.. Gillessen, S.. Hönig, D.. Lutz, H.. Netzer, T.. Ott, S.. Rabien, D.. Santos, T.. Shimizu, E.. Sturm, and L.J. Tacconi, Astronomy & Astrophysics (2024).
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