095.D-0011

Greiner, Varela, Bertoldi, Menten, van Eerten, Weiss, Rau, Krühler, Schady, Klose, Moin, Tingay, Wieringa:

'Testing the GRB fireball model'

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095.A-0045

Fynbo, Antonelli, Arabsalmani, Cano, Christensen, Covino, DÁvanzo, De Cia, D'Elia, Fiore, Flores, Friis, Groot, Goldoni, Gomboc, Greiner, Hammer, Hartoog, Hjorth, Jakobsson, Japelj, Kaper, Krühler, Ledoux, Leloudas, Levan, Maiorano, Malesani, Melandri, Milvang-Jensen, Moller, Palazzi, Pian, Piranomonte, Savaglio, Schaye, Schady, Schulze, Selsing, Sollerman, Sparre, Tagliaferri, Tanvir, Thöne, de Ugarte Postigo, Vergani, Vreeswijk, Watson, Wiersema, Wijers, Xu:

'The \textit{Swift} GRB afterglow legacy survey: Probing the hearts of star-forming galaxies through cosmic time'

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095.D-0072

Chaty, Grenier, Corbel, Burrows, Caraveo, Coleiro, de Luca, Dubus, Gehrels, Reimer, Thompson:

'ToO observation of a new bright transient discovered by Fermi-GST in the Galactic plane'

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095.D-0104

Kann, Nicuesa Guelbenzu, Klose, Greiner, Krühler, Bolmer, Elliot, Filgas, Graham, Knust, Olivares E., Rau, Rossi, Schady, Schmidl, Tanga, Varela:

'Uncovering a new Domain: RRM Observations of the Early Afterglows of Short Gamma-Ray Bursts'

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095.C-0185

Sicardy, Braga-Ribas, Ortiz, Duffard, Dumas, Ivanov, Assafin, Camargo, Dias de Oliveira, Vieira Martins, Jehin, Opitom, Leiva, Vanzi, Benedetti-Rossi, Lellouch, Colas, Doressoundiram, Roques, Widemann:

'Target of Opportunity Observations: accurate measurements of sizes and shapes \rm of transneptunian and Centaur objects; detection of their rings and atmospheres\rm'

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095.A-0223

Goobar, Amanullah, Johansson, Ferretti, Cao, Contreras, Fox, Hsiao, Kasliwal, Lidman, Phillips, Stanishev:

'The Type Ia Supernova Near-IR Hubble Diagram'

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095.D-0296

Liefke, Elsaesser, Fuhrmeister, Ganse, Rudolf, Ness, Schmitt, Mannheim:

'Chasing stellar giant flares with UVES or X-Shooter in Rapid Response Mode'

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095.B-0301

Plewa, Dexter, Gillessen, Habibi, Genzel, Eisenhauer, Ott, Pfuhl:

'The flares of Sgr~A* up close: Disentangling orbital dynamics from heating \& cooling processes'

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095.D-0326

Vergani, Covino, Mundell, Wyrzykowski, Hodgkin, Ghirlanda, Gomboc, Japelj, Katz, Di Matteo, Kopac, Bonifacio, Petitjean:

'Catching GRB orphan afterglows from Gaia triggers'

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095.D-0483

Fraser, Elias-Rosa, Smartt, Mattila, Eldridge, Jerkstrand, Kotak:

'The progenitors of core collapse supernovae - precision astrometry with NACO'

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095.D-0593

Amanullah, Arcavi, De Cia, Ferretti, Fransson, Gal-Yam, Goobar, Johansson, Leloudas, Papadogiannakis, Petrushevska, Sollerman, Sullivan, Taddia, Vreeswijk, Yaron:

'A spectroscopic study of supernovae in their infancy'

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095.D-0603

Varela, Elliott, Krühler, Greiner, Klose, Rau, Kann, McBreen, Nardini, Nicuesa, Olivares, Rossi, Schady, Schmidl, Sudilovsky, Tanga, Delavoux, Knust, Graham:

'Instantaneous RRM near-infrared imaging of GRB afterglows.'

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095.D-0611

Inserra, Smartt, Sim, Bulla, Nicholl, Jerkstrand, Chen:

'"Super-luminous superovae" : spectropolarimetry of giant supernovae in dwarf galaxies'

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095.D-0617

Levan, Tanvir, Hjorth, Rowlinson, Angus, Fynbo, Perley, Wijers, Jakobsson, Malesani, Pian, Starling, Wiersema, O'Brien, Watson:

'Afterglows, hosts and kilonovae: detailed study of short GRBs'

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095.D-0633

Leloudas, de Ugarte Postigo, Gorosabel, Malesani, Maund, Patat, Reilly, Sollerman, Wheeler:

'The geometry of the brightest supernova explosions.'

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095.D-0641

Pian, Bufano, Mazzali, Della Valle, Palazzi, De Cia, Malesani, Rossi, Amati, Baade, Benetti, Bersier, Campana, Cappellaro, Castro-Tirado, Chincarini, DÁvanzo, D'Elia, Ferrero, Filippenko, Fruchter, Fynbo, Gorosabel, Greiner, Hjorth, Hunt, Hurley, Kann, Klose, Levan, Marconi, Melandri, Moller, Patat, Piranomonte, Salvaterra, Sollerman, Starling, Stella, Tagliaferri, Tanaka, Tanvir, Vietri, Wiersema, Wijers:

'Origin, progenitors and remnants of low-redshift long gamma-ray bursts and their associated supernovae'

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095.A-0692

Tanvir, Greiner, Bersier, Bremer, Castro-Tirado, Elliott, Fynbo, Gorosabel, Haiman, Hartmann, Hjorth, Jakobsson, Kann, Klose, Krühler, Levan, Malesani, Nicuesa Guelbenzu, Pian, Rau, Savaglio, Schady, Schmidl, Starling, Tanga, Varela, Watson, Wiersema, Wijers:

'Probing the very early Universe with high-redshift GRBs'

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095.D-0771

Tanvir, Levan, Hjorth, Fynbo, Malesani, Milvang-Jensen, Watson, Pian, Sutton, Fairhurst, Wiersema, Greiner, Banerji, Irwin, McMahon, Gonzalez Fernandez, White, McGuire:

'Compact binary mergers: kilonovae, short-GRBs and gravitational waves'

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095.D-0797

Sullivan, Nichol, Smartt, DÁndrea, Inserra, Smith, Papadopoulos, Nicholl, Nugent, Gal-Yam, Scovacricchi, Prajs:

'Superluminous supernovae at z>1: Constraining progenitor scenarios and standardisation'

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095.B-0811

Levan, Tanvir, Hjorth, Fynbo, Angus, Brown, Cenko:

'The progenitors of the longest high-energy transients'

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095.D-0813

Vreeswijk, Savaglio, De Cia, Leloudas, Gal-Yam, Sollerman, Sullivan:

'Probing the immediate environment and host-galaxy ISM of iPTF superluminous supernovae at 0.5 < z < 1'

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095.A-0830

Hook, Amanullah, Goobar, Kowalski, Lidman, Pain, Perlmutter, Nordin:

'Testing for time-varying dark energy with z>1 supernovae'

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095.D-0848

Wang, Baade, Patat, Clocchiatti, Höflich, Maund, Reilly, Spyromilio, Wheeler, Zelaya:

'Post-blackout spectropolarimetric typing of bright Type Ia Supernovae'

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095.D-0948

Malesani, Pian, Bailes, Bufano, Burrows, Burke-Spolaor, Cano, Champion, Covino, DÁvanzo, D'Elia, de Ugarte Postigo, Evans, Flynn, Fynbo, Gehrels, Gorosabel, Hjorth, Howell, Hunt, Jakobsson, Johnston, Keane, Keith, Kennea, Klose, Koay, Kramer, Krühler, Leloudas, Melandri, Mieske, Milvang-Jensen, Nicastro, Palazzi, Petroff, Possenti, Rossi, Sollerman, Schulze, Stappers, Tanvir, Xu:

'What are fast radio bursts (FRBs)? Our first chance to discover their counterparts.'

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