Garret Cotter: Publications

Deep optical imaging of the field of PC1643+4631A&B, I: Spatial distributions and the counts of faint galaxies

(1998)

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Toby Haynes, Garret Cotter, Joanne C Baker, Steve Eales, Michael E Jones, Steve Rawlings, Richard Saunders

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Deep optical imaging of the field of PC1643+4631A&B, II: Estimating the colours and redshifts of faint galaxies

(1998)

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Garret Cotter, Toby Haynes, Joanne C Baker, Michael E Jones, Richard Saunders

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Deep multicolour imaging of the field towards the quasar pair PC1643+463 A&B

(1998)

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Garret Cotter, Toby Haynes

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Deep multicolour imaging of the field towards the quasar pair PC1643+463 A&B

YOUNG UNIVERSE: GALAXY FORMATION AND EVOLUTION AT INTERMEDIATE AND HIGH REDSHIFT 146 (1998) 492-495

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G Cotter, T Haynes

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The cosmic evolution of giant radiosources

OBSERVATIONAL COSMOLOGY 226 (1998) 233-238

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Garret Cotter

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Deep optical imaging of the field of PC1643+4631A&B, I: Spatial distributions and the counts of faint galaxies

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Deep optical imaging of the field of PC1643+4631A&B, II: Estimating the colours and redshifts of faint galaxies

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Deep multicolour imaging of the field towards the quasar pair PC1643+463 A&B

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Deep multicolour imaging of the field towards the quasar pair PC1643+463 A&B

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The cosmic evolution of giant radiosources

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Deep optical imaging of the field of PC1643+4631A&B, I: Spatial distributions and the counts of faint galaxies

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Deep optical imaging of the field of PC1643+4631A&B, II: Estimating the colours and redshifts of faint galaxies

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Deep multicolour imaging of the field towards the quasar pair PC1643+463 A&B

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Deep multicolour imaging of the field towards the quasar pair PC1643+463 A&B

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The cosmic evolution of giant radiosources