The Near-Infrared Camera on the James Webb Space Telescope: The Next Great Step in Exoplanet Research
C. Beichman, NIRCam Team, Michael R. Meyer(University of Michigan), John T. Trauger(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Marcia Rieke(University of Arizona), John Krist(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), John Stansberry(University of Arizona), Scott Horner(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), K. W. Hodapp(University of Hawaii at Hilo), D. D. McCarthy(Nikon (United States)), René Doyon(NASA Exoplanet Science Institute), J. Stauffer, Thomas P. Greene(Ames Research Center)
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