An Eclipsing 8.56 Minutes Orbital Period Mass-transferring Binary
Emma Chickles, Rob Simcoe(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Joheen Chakraborty(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Aaron Householder(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Dan Jarvis(University of Sheffield), Kareem El-Badry(California Institute of Technology), Jack T. Dinsmore(Stanford University), G. Furesz(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Michelle Gabutti(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Paul A. Draghis(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Francesco Elio Angilè(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), P. Kerry, Christopher Layden(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Sarah Hughes(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Juliana Garcia-Mejia(IIT@MIT), Noel Castro Segura(University of Warwick), Roger W. Romani(Stanford University), Mark R. Kennedy(University College Cork), David Sahman(University of Sheffield), Geoffrey Mo(California Institute of Technology), Eleanor Pike(University of Sheffield), Martin Dyer(University of Sheffield), Alex J. Brown(Universität Hamburg), Maya S. Redden(Stanford University), Matthew J. Green(National Institute of Standards and Technology), Kevin B. Burdge(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), James Garbutt(University of Sheffield), Ingrid Pelisoli(University of Warwick), Dave Osip(Las Campanas Observatory), Stuart P. Littlefair(University of Sheffield), James McCormac(University of Warwick), John Tonry(University of Hawaii System), James Munday(University of Warwick), Vik. S. Dhillon(Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias), Jan van Roestel(Institute of Science and Technology Austria), John J. Piotrowski(Carnegie Observatories)
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