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FIRST-YEAR SLOAN DIGITAL SKY SURVEY-II SUPERNOVA RESULTS: HUBBLE DIAGRAM AND COSMOLOGICAL PARAMETERS

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Richard Kessler1,2, Andrew C. Becker3, David Cinabro4, Jake Vanderplas3, Joshua A. Frieman1,2,5, John Marriner5, Tamara M. Davis6,7, Benjamin Dilday8, Jon Holtzman9, Saurabh W. Jha8, Hubert Lampeitl10, Masao Sako11, Mathew Smith10,12, Chen Zheng13, Robert C. Nichol10, Bruce Bassett12,14, Ralf Bender15, Darren L. Depoy16, Mamoru Doi17,18, Ed Elson12, Alexei V. Filippenko19, Ryan J. Foley19,20, Peter M. Garnavich21, Ulrich Hopp15, Yutaka Ihara17,22, William Ketzeback23, W. Kollatschny24, Kohki Konishi17, Jennifer L. Marshall16, Russet J. McMillan23, Gajus Miknaitis25,5, Tomoki Morokuma26, Edvard Mörtsell27, Kaike Pan23, Jose Luis Prieto28, Michael W. Richmond29, Adam G. Riess30,31, Roger Romani13, Donald P. Schneider32, Jesper Sollerman7,33, Naohiro Takanashi26, Kouichi Tokita17,22, Kurt van der Heyden34, J. C. Wheeler35, Naoki Yasuda36 and Donald York1,37

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