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Measuring galaxy [OII] emission line doublet with future ground-based wide-field spectroscopic surveys (Research Note)

Jean-Paul Richard Kneib
2013
Journal Articles

Abstract

The next generation of wide-field spectroscopic redshift surveys will map the large-scale galaxy distribution in the redshift range 0.7

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