Discovery of Two Distant Type Ia Supernovae in the Hubble Deep Field–North with the Advanced Camera for Surveys
John P. Blakeslee(Herzberg Institute of Astrophysics), Wei Zheng(Johns Hopkins University), W. B. Sparks, G. K. Miley(Leiden University), P. D. Feldman(Johns Hopkins University), Marijn Franx(Leiden University), G. D. Illingworth(University of California, Santa Cruz), Adam G. Riess(University of California, Berkeley), P. Rosati(Centrum Badań Kosmicznych), Tom Broadhurst(Ikerbasque), R. J. Bouwens(Leiden University), R. L. White(Levine Cancer Institute), N. J. G. Cross(Johns Hopkins University), Randy A. Kimble(Goddard Space Flight Center), M. Sirianni(European Space Research and Technology Centre), Louis-Gregory Strolger(Space Telescope Science Institute), J. Tonry(University of Hawaii System), Marc Postman(Space Telescope Science Institute), N. Benı́tez(Instituto de Astrofísica de Andalucía), G. R. Meurer(Johns Hopkins University), F. Menanteau(Johns Hopkins University), Z. Tsvetanov(Johns Hopkins University), F. Bartko, A. R. Martel(Johns Hopkins University), D. Magee(University of California, Santa Cruz), H. C. Ford(Johns Hopkins University), John Krist(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Mark Clampin(Goddard Space Flight Center), D. A. Golimowski(Johns Hopkins University), C. Gronwall(Pennsylvania State University), D. R. Ardila(California Institute of Technology), H. D. Tran(Johns Hopkins University), G. Hartig(Space Telescope Science Institute)
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