A repeating fast radio burst associated with a persistent radio source
C.-H. Niu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Bing Zhang(University of Nevada, Las Vegas), Youling Yue(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jiarui Niu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Weiwei Zhu(Zhejiang Lab), Jessica Sydnor(West Virginia University), Christopher D. Bochenek(California Institute of Technology), Sarah Burke-Spolaor(Unknown), Daniel Stern(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Mao Yuan(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yi Feng(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Liam Connor(California Institute of Technology), D. J. Zhou(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Weiyang Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), J.-A. Jiang(Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe), Marilyn Cruces(Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy), Rui Luo(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Shami Chatterjee(Cornell University), Zhen Yan(Shanghai Astronomical Observatory), Wenfei Yu(Shanghai Astronomical Observatory), P. Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yongkun Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Casey Law(California Institute of Technology), Reshma Anna-Thomas(West Virginia University), Shi Dai(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), J. M. Cordes(Cornell University), Caixia Miao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Xian Zhang(Shanghai Astronomical Observatory), Stella Koch Ocker(California Institute of Technology), Guodong Li(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Di Li(Physical Research Laboratory), Jumei Yao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yuu Niino(The University of Tokyo), Chris Tsai(Chinese Academy of Sciences), K.K. Aggarwal(Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Mullana)
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