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Redshift
Cosmic distance ladder
Lyman-alpha emitter
Photometric redshift
Quasar
Lyman-break galaxy
Reionization
Physical cosmology
Astronomy
Physics

Limits on the luminosity function of Ly emitters at z = 7.7

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