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(from ADS) 		Title First 3 Authors
2002A&A...393L..25D 73 T                   11 19 The supernova associated with
GRB 020405. 		DADO S., DAR A. and DE RUJULA A.
2002AAS...201.8402B 73 T                   2 0 Polarization in
GRB 020405 and short-term variability in GRB 021004: examples of optical observations in the SWIFT era. 		BERSIER D., STANEK K.Z., MATHESON T., et al.
2002GCN..1325....1H 4 1 12 IPN localization of GRB050402. HURLEY K., CLINE T., FRONTERA F., et al.
2002GCN..1326....1P 74 T                   2 11
GRB 020405: optical afterglow candidate. 		PRICE P.A., SCHMIDT B.P. and AXELROD T.S.
2002GCN..1327....1C 73 T                   1 1

GRB 020405, u-band observations. 		CASTRO-TIRADO A.J., GOROSABEL J., AUGUSTEIJN T., et al.
2002GCN..1328....1P 73 T                   1 2 V band observations of
GRB020405. 		PALAZZI E., MASETTI N., PIAN E., et al.
2002GCN..1329....1H 73 T                   2 3 Fading optical afterglow and possible host galaxy of
GRB 020405. 		HJORTH J., FYNBO J., PIAN E., et al.
2002GCN..1330....1M 76 T                   2 20
GRB020405: VLT spectroscopy. 		MASETTI N., PALAZZI E., PIAN E., et al.
2002GCN..1331....1B 73 T                   1 2

GRB020405, radio observations. 		BERGER E., KULKARNI S.R. and FRAIL D.A.
2002GCN..1333....1P 74 T                   1 5
GRB 020405: decay index. 		PRICE P.A., SCHMIDT B.P. and AXELROD T.S.
2002GCN..1335....1G 74 T                   1 3
GRB020405: OT observations. 		GAL-YAM A., OFEK E.O. and LIPKIN Y.
2002GCN..1336....1H 73 T                   1 2 Revised photometry of the optical afterglow of
GRB 020405. 		HJORTH J.
2002GCN..1337....1C 74 T                   1 3
GRB020405: VLT optical observations. 		COVINO S., GHISELLINI G., SARACCO P., et al.
2002GCN..1340....1P 73 T                   2 3
GRB 020405: moderate-resolution spectroscopy. 		PRICE P.A., PETTINI M., REDDY N., et al.
2002GCN..1345....1C 73 T                   1 2
GRB020405: VLT optical observations and V band decay slope. 		COVINO S., GHISELLINI G., SARACCO P., et al.
2002GCN..1369....1M 73 T                   1 0
GRB020405: predicted break. 		MALESANI D., GHISELLINI G., COVINO S., et al.
2002GCN..1375....1M 76 T                   1 10
GRB020405: VLT observations of the OT environment. 		MASETTI N., PALAZZI E., MAIORANO E., et al.
2002GCN..1388....1S 74 T                   1 3
GRB020405 field photometry at ESO. 		SIMONCELLI A., MAIORANO E., PALAZZI E., et al.
2002GCN..1431....1C 74 T                   1 3
GRB020405: polarimetric observations. 		COVINO S., GHISELLINI G., MALESANI D., et al.
2002GCN..1458....1P 73 T                   1 1
GRB 020405: HST observations reveal red bump. 		PRICE P.A., KULKARNI S.R., FOX D.W., et al.
2003A&A...400L...9C 75 T                   11 33 Polarization evolution of the
GRB 020405 afterglow. 		COVINO S., MALESANI D., GHISELLINI G., et al.
2003A&A...404..465M 75 T                   19 71 Optical and near-infrared observations of the
GRB 020405 afterglow. 		MASETTI N., PALAZZI E., PIAN E., et al.
2003A&A...405L..23R 1 6 35 Variable polarization in the optical afterglow of GRB021004. ROL E., WIJERS R.A.M.J., FYNBO J.P.U., et al.
2003A&A...410..823L 1 11 33 Intrinsic and dust-induced polarization in gamma-ray burst afterglows: The case of GRB 021004. LAZZATI D., COVINO S., DI SEREGO ALIGHIERI S., et al.
2003AJ....125.2865B 28 31 Is the redshift clustering of long-duration gamma-ray bursts significant. BLOOM J.S.
2003ApJ...583L..63B 76 T                   9 58 The strongly polarized afterglow of
GRB 020405. 		BERSIER D., McLEOD B., GARNAVICH P.M., et al.
2003ApJ...583..374V 6 9 Gravitational wave frequencies and energies in hypernovae. VAN PUTTEN M.H.P.M.
2003ApJ...584L..47B 3 8 88 Optical spectropolarimetry of the GRB 020813 afterglow. BARTH A.J., SARI R., COHEN M.H., et al.
2003ApJ...585..112B 114 11 The sources of gamma-ray bursts and their connections with QSOs and active galaxies. BURBIDGE G.R.
2003ApJ...586..356Z 16 5 253 Relativistic jets in collapsars. ZHANG W., WOOSLEY S.E. and MacFADYEN A.I.
2003ApJ...587L...5B 75 T                   6 33 A radio flare from
GRB 020405: evidence for a uniform medium around a massive stellar progenitor. 		BERGER E., SODERBERG A.M., FRAIL D.A., et al.
2003ApJ...587..128M 75 T                   7 29 High-resolution grating spectroscopy of
GRB 020405 with the Chandra low energy transmission grating spectrometer. 		MIRABAL N., PAERELS F. and HALPERN J.P.
2003ApJ...589L..69L 1 7 37 Wind-interaction models for the early afterglows of gamma-ray bursts: the case of GRB 021004. LI Z.-Y. and CHEVALIER R.A.
2003ApJ...589..838P 77 T                   9 81 Discovery of
GRB 020405 and its late red bump. 		PRICE P.A., KULKARNI S.R., BERGER E., et al.
2003ApJ...590..379B 1 41 147 A standard kinetic energy reservoir in gamma-ray burst afterglows. BERGER E., KULKARNI S.R. and FRAIL D.A.
2003ApJ...593L..15V 33 26 Observational evidence for a correlation between peak luminosities and beaming in gamma-ray bursts. VAN PUTTEN M.H.P.M. and REGIMBAU T.
2003ApJ...593L..81G 4 3 44 Radio imaging of gamma-ray burst jets in nearby supernovae. GRANOT J. and LOEB A.
2003ApJ...594..674B 3 36 335 Gamma-ray burst energetics and the gamma-ray burst Hubble diagram: promises and limitations. BLOOM J.S., FRAIL D.A. and KULKARNI S.R.
2003ApJ...594..919H 5 8 Gamma-ray bursts from neutron star kicks. HUANG Y.F., DAI Z.G., LU T., et al.
2003ApJ...596L..17G 14 2 84 The most probable cause for the high gamma-ray polarization in GRB 021206. GRANOT J.
2003Natur.423..415C 40 2 243 Polarization of the prompt gamma-ray emission from the gamma-ray burst of 6 December 2002. COBURN W. and BOGGS S.E.
2003PABei..21..334L 28 1 Gamma-ray bursts. LI Z., DAI Z. and LU T.
2004A&A...424L..27G 4 11 The XMM-Newton observation of GRB 040106: Evidence for an afterglow in a wind environment. GENDRE B., PIRO L. and DE PASQUALE M.
2004A&A...425L..33W 25 11 Massive star-formation rates of γ-ray burst host galaxies: An unobscured view in X-rays. WATSON D., HJORTH J., JAKOBSSON P., et al.
2004A&A...427..785J 2 13 98 The line-of-sight towards GRB 030429 at z=2.66: Probing the matter at stellar, galactic and intergalactic scales. JAKOBSSON P., HJORTH J., FYNBO J.P.U., et al.
2004A&A...427..901S 27 14 The color evolution of the optical afterglow of GRB 030329 and the implications for the underlying supernova SN 2003dh. SIMON V., HUDEC R. and PIZZICHINI G.
2004AJ....128.1942K 1 20 68 Probing a gamma-ray burst progenitor at a redshift of z = 2: a comprehensive observing campaign of the afterglow of GRB 030226. KLOSE S., GREINER J., RAU A., et al.
2004ApJ...606..369C 1 27 91 The diversity of gamma-ray burst afterglows and the surroundings of massive stars. CHEVALIER R.A., LI Z.-Y. and FRANSSON C.
2004ApJ...606.1019B 13 2 Optical limits on precursor emission from gamma-ray bursts with known redshift. BLAKE C. and BLOOM J.S.
2004ApJ...609..952Z 1 24 140 A systematic analysis of supernova light in gamma-ray burst afterglows. ZEH A., KLOSE S. and HARTMANN D.H.
2004ApJ...612L.101D 3 14 141 Constraining ΩMand dark energy with gamma-ray bursts. DAI Z.G., LIANG E.W. and XU D.
2004ApJ...613..477L 1 18 59 On the kinetic energy and radiative efficiency of gamma-ray bursts. LLOYD-RONNING N.M. and ZHANG B.
2004ApJ...615..359W 19 15 Jet break time-flux density relationship and constraints on physical parameters of gamma-ray burst afterglows. WU X.F., DAI Z.G. and LIANG E.W.
2004ApJ...616..331G 3 39 464 The collimation-corrected gamma-ray burst energies correlate with the peak energy of their νFνSpectrum. GHIRLANDA G., GHISELLINI G. and LAZZATI D.
2004MNRAS.348..153L 11 5 The prompt gamma-ray emissions and X-ray afterglows of gamma-ray burst jets. LIANG E.W.
2004MNRAS.353..511P 4 4 57 Analysis of two scenarios for the early optical emission of the gamma-ray burst afterglows 990123 and 021211. PANAITESCU A. and KUMAR P.
2004MNRAS.354...86R 4 5 61 The polarization of afterglow emission reveals γ-ray bursts jet structure. ROSSI E.M., LAZZATI D., SALMONSON J.D., et al.
2004PASP..116..187T 182 6 Astrophysics in 2003. (Invited review). TRIMBLE V. and ASCHWANDEN M.J.
2004AN....325..490A 18 3 Gamma-ray burst optical follow ups with robotic telescopes. ANDERSEN M.I. and PEDERSEN H.
2004Msngr.118...35V 12 1 GRB afterglows: illuminating the star-forming universe. VREESWIJK P., MOLLER P., LEDOUX C., et al.
2004PhR...405..203D 51 116 Towards a complete theory of gamma-ray bursts. DAR A. and DE RUJULA A.
2004SSRv..112....1G 335 9 The impact of space experiments on our knowledge of the physics of the Universe. GIOVANNELLI F. and SABAU-GRAZIATI L.
2004ChJAA...4..267X 35 2 Effect of conversion efficiency on gamma-ray burst energy. XU L. and DAI Z.-G.
2005A&A...432..467M 11 15 INTEGRAL and XMM-Newton observations of GRB 040106. MORAN L., MEREGHETTI S., GOETZ D., et al.
2005A&A...438..793F         O           26 12 Out of the darkness: the infrared afterglow of the INTEGRAL burst GRB040422 observed with the VLT. FILLIATRE P., D'AVANZO P., COVINO S., et al.
2005A&A...438..841M 16 20 Late-epoch optical and near-infrared observations of the GRB 000911 afterglow and its host galaxy. MASETTI N., PALAZZI E., PIAN E., et al.
2005A&A...439..527P 10 4 The red optical afterglow of GRB 030725. PUGLIESE G., MOLLER P., GOROSABEL J., et al.
2005A&A...441...83S 75 T                   10 36 Extinction properties of the X-ray bright/optically faint afterglow of
GRB 020405. 		STRATTA G., PERNA R., LAZZATI D., et al.
2005ApJ...618..403B 27 9 Microlensing of gamma-ray bursts by stars and MACHOs. BALTZ E.A. and HUI L.
2005ApJ...623..973S 23 27 A search for discrete X-ray spectral features in a sample of bright γ-ray burst afterglows. SAKO M., HARRISON F.A. and RUTLEDGE R.E.
2005ApJ...624..880L 30 42 GRB 020410: a gamma-ray burst afterglow discovered by its supernova light. LEVAN A., NUGENT P., FRUCHTER A., et al.
2005ApJ...625..263G 1 8 19 Radio flares and the magnetic field structure in gamma-ray burst outflows. GRANOT J. and TAYLOR G.B.
2005ApJ...627....1F 1 53 143 Toward a more standardized candle using gamma-ray burst energetics and spectra. FRIEDMAN A.S. and BLOOM J.S.
2005ApJ...627..877S 1 32 76 An HST search for supernovae accompanying X-ray flashes. SODERBERG A.M., KULKARNI S.R., FOX D.B., et al.
2005ApJ...629..908B 9 10 High-resolution grating spectroscopy of gamma-ray bursts 030328 and 041006 with Chandra LETGS. BUTLER N.R., RICKER G.R., FORD P.G., et al.
2005ApJ...630.1003G 1 18 48 Afterglow observations shed new light on the nature of X-ray flashes. GRANOT J., RAMIREZ-RUIZ E. and PERNA R.
2005ApJ...633...29C 62 66 Gamma-ray burst-selected high-redshift galaxies: comparison to field galaxy populations to z ∼ 3. CONSELICE C.J., VREESWIJK P.M., FRUCHTER A.S., et al.
2005ApJ...633..603X 1 18 55 Can gamma-ray bursts be used to measure cosmology? a further analysis. XU D., DAI Z.G. and LIANG E.W.
2005ApJ...633..611L 6 15 180 Model-independent multivariable gamma-ray burst luminosity indicator and its possible cosmological implications. LIANG E. and ZHANG B.
2005ApJ...634.1155X 62 5 Testing gamma-ray burst jet structure with the distribution of gamma-ray energy release. XU L., WU X.F. and DAI Z.G.
2005MNRAS.357.1197W 1 6 16 Gamma-ray bursts: polarization of afterglows from two-component jets. WU X.F., DAI Z.G., HUANG Y.F., et al.
2005MNRAS.360L..45G 33 58 The peak luminosity-peak energy correlation in gamma-ray bursts. GHIRLANDA G., GHISELLINI G., FIRMANI C., et al.
2005MNRAS.361..362C 34 20 A cosmological `probability event horizon' and its observational implications. COWARD D.M. and BURMAN R.R.
2005MNRAS.363..315G 43 28 The gamma-ray burst variability-peak luminosity correlation: new results. GUIDORZI C., FRONTERA F., MONTANARI E., et al.
2005BASI...33..209S 14 1 Optical observations of GRB afterglows from India. SAGAR R. and MUSRA K.
2005AstL...31..365B 17 3 Analysis of the spatial distribution of gamma-ray bursts in their host galaxies. BLINNIKOV S.I., POSTNOV K.A., KOSENKO D.I., et al.
2005RvMP...76.1143P 38 ~ The physics of gamma-ray bursts. PIRAN T.
2005NewA...10..535T 13 14 Early re-brightenings in GRB afterglows as signatures of low-to-high density boundary. TAM P.H., PUN C.S.J., HUANG Y.F., et al.
2006A&A...447..121B 78 12 Gamma-ray bursts associated with supernovae: a systematic analysis of BATSE GRB candidates. BOSNJAK Z., CELOTTI A., GHIRLANDA G., et al.
2006A&A...448..971F         O           51 10 The weak INTEGRAL bursts GRB 040223 and GRB 040624: an emerging population of dark afterglows. FILLIATRE P., COVINO S., D'AVANZO P., et al.
2006A&A...449...61C 38 38 Evidence for intrinsic absorption in the Swift X-ray afterglows. CAMPANA S., ROMANO P., COVINO S., et al.
2006A&A...450..471N 1 20 64 On the interpretation of spectral-energy correlations in long gamma-ray bursts. NAVA L., GHISELLINI G., GHIRLANDA G., et al.
2006A&A...451..821N         O           45 68 Clustering of the optical-afterglow luminosities of long gamma-ray bursts. NARDINI M., GHISELLINI G., GHIRLANDA G., et al.
2006A&A...452..839G 1 13 32 Cosmological constraints with GRBs: homogeneous medium vs. wind density profile. GHIRLANDA G., GHISELLINI G., FIRMANI C., et al.
2006A&A...455..803G         O           33 28 X-ray continuum properties of GRB afterglows observed by XMM-Newton and Chandra. GENDRE B., CORSI A. and PIRO L.
2006ApJ...636..391S 1 33 67 An HST study of the supernovae accompanying GRB 040924 and GRB 041006. SODERBERG A.M., KULKARNI S.R., PRICE P.A., et al.
2006ApJ...637..889Z 61 87 Gamma-ray burst afterglow light curves in the pre-Swift era: a statistical study. ZEH A., KLOSE S. and KANN D.A.
2006ApJ...638L..67L 43 59 Identification of two categories of optically bright gamma-ray bursts. LIANG E. and ZHANG B.
2006ApJ...638..930S 149 135 Late-time radio observations of 68 type Ibc supernovae: strong constraints on off-axis gamma-ray bursts. SODERBERG A.M., NAKAR E., BERGER E., et al.
2006ApJ...641..993K 1 45 167 Signatures of extragalactic dust in pre-Swift GRB afterglows. KANN D.A., KLOSE S. and ZEH A.
2006ApJ...647L..13C 1 14 35 Dust extinction of gamma-ray burst host galaxies: identification of two classes? CHEN S.L., LI A. and WEI D.M.
2006ApJ...647..471L 44 50 Infrared and optical observations of GRB 030115 and its extremely red host galaxy: implications for dark bursts. LEVAN A., FRUCHTER A., RHOADS J., et al.
2006ApJ...648L..93P 2 17 77 On the incidence of strong Mg II absorbers along gamma-ray burst sight lines. PROCHTER G.E., PROCHASKA J.X., CHEN H.-W., et al.
2006ApJS..164..124H 1 5 15 Mars odyssey joins the third interplanetary network. HURLEY K., MITROFANOV I., KOZYREV A., et al.
2006MNRAS.367..186E 1 18 51 The circumstellar environment of Wolf-Rayet stars and gamma-ray burst afterglows. ELDRIDGE J.J., GENET F., DAIGNE F., et al.
2006MNRAS.368..371W 21 37 Constraining the cosmological parameters and transition redshift with gamma-ray bursts and supernovae. WANG F.Y. and DAI Z.G.
2006MNRAS.369L..37L 2 11 49 Calibration of gamma-ray burst luminosity indicators. LIANG E. and ZHANG B.
2006MNRAS.369..197F 2 22 117 Gamma-ray burst efficiency and possible physical processes shaping the early afterglow. FAN Y. and PIRAN T.
2006MNRAS.370..185F 1 28 99 Discovery of a tight correlation among the prompt emission properties of long gamma-ray bursts. FIRMANI C., GHISELLINI G., AVILA-REESE V., et al.
2006MNRAS.372..233A 2 66 264 The Ep,i-Eisocorrelation in gamma-ray bursts: updated observational status, re-analysis and main implications. AMATI L.
2006ARA&A..44..507W 27       D               1 42 1035 The supernova-gamma-ray burst connection. WOOSLEY S.E. and BLOOM J.S.
2006Natur.441..463F 3 63 462 Long gamma-ray bursts and core-collapse supernovae have different environments. FRUCHTER A.S., LEVAN A.J., STROLGER L., et al.
2006PASJ...58..569S 59 0 Energy conversion efficiency in prompt emissions of gamma-ray bursts. SUZUKI M. and KAWAI N.
2006A&A...457..857F 1 20 69 The GRB 060218/SN 2006aj event in the context of other gamma-ray burst supernovae. FERRERO P., KANN D.A., ZEH A., et al.
2006MNRAS.370.1946G 2 27 110 Implications of the early X-ray afterglow light curves of Swift gamma-ray bursts. GRANOT J., KONIGL A. and PIRAN T.
2006A&A...460..105V 1         O           22 50 Forming a constant density medium close to long gamma-ray bursts. VAN MARLE A.J., LANGER N., ACHTERBERG A., et al.
2007ApJ...656.1001B 37 43 On the early-time X-ray spectra of Swift afterglows. I. Evidence for anomalous soft X-ray emission. BUTLER N.R.
2007AJ....133.1187K 1 12 30 The prompt Optical/Near-infrared flare of GRB 050904: the most luminous transient ever detected. KANN D.A., MASETTI N. and KLOSE S.
2007ApJ...657..367W 74 79 A morphological study of gamma-ray burst host galaxies. WAINWRIGHT C., BERGER E. and PENPRASE B.E.
2007Sci...315.1822M 4 5 45 Early optical polarization of a gamma-ray burst afterglow. MUNDELL C.G., STEELE I.A., SMITH R.J., et al.
2007A&A...466..127G 43 68 Confirming the γ-ray burst spectral-energy correlations in the era of multiple time breaks. GHIRLANDA G., NAVA L., GHISELLINI G., et al.
2007ApJ...660...16S 1 81 267 The Hubble diagram to redshift >6 from 69 gamma-ray bursts. SCHAEFER B.E.
2007ApJ...661..787S 39           X         1 25 65 Gamma-ray burst afterglows as probes of environment and blast wave physics. I. Absorption by host-galaxy gas and dust. STARLING R.L.C., WIJERS R.A.M.J., WIERSEMA K., et al.
2007RMxAC..27..140G 1 12 25 The structure and dynamics of GRB jets. GRANOT J.
2007MNRAS.380..374P 75           X         2 118 38 Jet breaks in the X-ray light-curves of Swift gamma-ray burst afterglows. PANAITESCU A.
2007ApJ...671..628T 38           X         1 19 26 ISM studies of GRB 030329 with high-resolution spectroscopy. THONE C.C., GREINER J., SAVAGLIO S., et al.
2007ChJAA...7..503Z 30 0 GRB energies and Egamma - Epeak correlation with the jet expanding laterally at the sound speed. ZHAO X.-H. and BAI J.-M.
2008ApJ...675..528L 15       D               3 126 122 A comprehensive analysis of Swift XRT data. III. Jet break candidates in X-ray and optical afterglow light curves. LIANG E.-W., RACUSIN J.L., ZHANG B., et al.
2008ApJ...678.1136L 77           X         2 7 19 Determining the dust extinction of gamma-ray burst host galaxies: a direct method based on optical and X-ray photometry. LI Y., LI A. and WEI D.M.
2008ApJ...680...92L 15       D               1 27 41 Overcoming the circular problem for gamma-ray bursts in cosmological global-fitting analysis. LI H., XIA J.-Q., LIU J., et al.
2008MNRAS.387..319G 15       D               1 78 76 The Epeak-Eiso plane of long gamma-ray bursts and selection effects. GHIRLANDA G., NAVA L., GHISELLINI G., et al.
2008ApJ...683..620G 53       D   O X         2 80 13 X-ray afterglow light curves: toward a standard candle? GENDRE B., GALLI A. and BOER M.
2008A&A...489...37T 38           X         1 20 33 The host of GRB 060206: kinematics of a distant galaxy. THOENE C.C., WIERSEMA K., LEDOUX C., et al.
2008A&A...490...31C 15       D               1 27 50 Cosmography by gamma ray bursts. CAPOZZIELLO S. and IZZO L.
2008ApJ...688..456C 15       D               1 69 18 Does the addition of a duration improve the Liso-EpeakRelation for gamma-ray bursts? COLLAZZI A.C. and SCHAEFER B.E.
2008A&A...492L...1G 91       D   O   C       2 20 7 Gamma-ray burst afterglows: luminosity clustering at infrared wavelengths?. GENDRE B., PELISSON S., BOEER M., et al.
2009AJ....137..347R 15       D               2 21 14 Absolute magnitude distribution and light curves of gamma-ray burst supernovae. RICHARDSON D.
2008MNRAS.391..411B 15       D               1 69 61 Testing gamma-ray bursts as standard candles. BASILAKOS S. and PERIVOLAROPOULOS L.
2009AstL...35....7B viz 15       D               58 3 Investigation of gamma-ray bursts with known redshifts: Statistical analysis of parameters. BADJIN D.A., BESKIN G.M. and GRECO G.
2008MNRAS.391..577A 16       D               1 55 175 Measuring the cosmological parameters with the Ep,i-Eiso correlation of gamma-ray bursts. AMATI L., GUIDORZI C., FRONTERA F., et al.
2008MNRAS.391..639N 15       D               1 137 57 Peak energy of the prompt emission of long gamma-ray bursts versus their fluence and peak flux. NAVA L., GHIRLANDA G., GHISELLINI G., et al.
2009ApJ...691..182S 16       D               9 83 274 The galaxy population hosting gamma-ray bursts. SAVAGLIO S., GLAZEBROOK K. and LE BORGNE D.
2009MNRAS.392...91V 15       D               1 97 77 Low-luminosity gamma-ray bursts as a distinct GRB population: a firmer case from multiple criteria constraints. VIRGILI F.J., LIANG E.-W. and ZHANG B.
2009ApJ...701..824N viz 15       D               1 459 93 A comparison of the afterglows of short- and long-duration gamma-ray bursts. NYSEWANDER M., FRUCHTER A.S. and PE'ER A.
2009ApJ...701.1605P 38           X         1 8 14 An imaging and spectroscopic study of four strong mg II absorbers revealed by GRB 060418. POLLACK L.K., CHEN H.-W., PROCHASKA J.X., et al.
2009A&A...503..771V 15       D               1 26 40 Statistics and characteristics of MgII absorbers along GRB lines of sight observed with VLT-UVES. VERGANI S.D., PETITJEAN P., LEDOUX C., et al.
2009ApJ...703.1696Z 93       D       C       2 71 146 Discerning the physical origins of cosmological gamma-ray bursts based on multiple observational criteria: the cases of z = 6.7 GRB 080913, z = 8.2 GRB 090423, and some Short/Hard GRBs. ZHANG B., ZHANG B.-B., VIRGILI F.J., et al.
2009MNRAS.400..775C 15       D               1 83 53 An updated gamma-ray bursts Hubble diagram. CARDONE V.F., CAPOZZIELLO S. and DAINOTTI M.G.
2009ApJ...707..387X 15       D               3 119 25 Estimating redshifts for long gamma-ray bursts. XIAO L. and SCHAEFER B.E.
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