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Supermassive black holes with high accretion rates in active galactic nuclei: I. First results from
  • 期刊名称：ArXiv e-prints
  • 时间：2013
  • 页码：4107-
  • 相关项目：高红移种子黑洞的形成与演化
作者： Bai J.-M.|Kaspi S.|Netzer H.|Wang J.-M.|
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