The Imaging Compton Telescope Comptel on the Gamma Ray Observatory
V. Schönfelder(Max Planck Society), M. Snelling(European Space Research and Technology Centre), B. N. Swanenburg(Leiden University), G. Lichti(Max Planck Society), H. Steinle(Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics), G. A. Simpson(University of New Hampshire), B. G. Taylor(European Space Research and Technology Centre), A. J. M. Deerenberg(Leiden University), H. Aarts(Leiden University), R. Diehl(Max Planck Society), W. R. Webber(New Mexico State University), J. Macri(University of New Hampshire), J. A. Lockwood, K. Bennett(European Space Research and Technology Centre), J. M. Ryan(University of New Hampshire)
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