Multiwavelength monitoring of the BL Lacertae object PKS 2155-304. 4: Multiwavelength analysis

Author	R. Edelson J. Krolik G. Madejski L. Maraschi G. Pike C. Urry W. Brinkmann T. Courvoisier J. Ellithorpe K. Horne A. Treves S. Wagner W. Wamsteker R. Warwick H. Aller M. Aller M. Ashley A. Blecha P. Bouchet P. Bratschi J. Bregman M. Carini A. Celotti M. Donahue E. Feigelson Alexei Filippenko Henner Fink I. George I. Glass J. Heidt J. Hewitt P. Hughes Ron Kollgaard Y. Kondo A. Koratkar K. Leighly A. Marscher P. Martin T. Matheson H. Miller J. Noble P. O'Brien E. Pian G. Reichert J. Saken J. Shull M. Sitko P. Smith W.-H. Sun G. Tagliaferri
Year of Publication	1995
Date Published	Jan-01-1995
Journal Title	The Astrophysical Journal
Volume	438
Start Page or Article ID	120
ISSN Number	0004-637X
DOI	10.1086/175059
URL	http://adsabs.harvard.edu/doi/10.1086/175059
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1995

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Jan-01-1995

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The Astrophysical Journal

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438

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120

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0004-637X

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10.1086/175059

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http://adsabs.harvard.edu/doi/10.1086/175059

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