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S. Eidelman et al. (Particle Data Group), Phys. Lett. B592, 1 (2004) (bibtex format)

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S. Eidelman, ¹     K.G. Hayes, ²     K.A. Olive, ³     M. Aguilar-Benitez, ⁴     C. Amsler, ⁵     D. Asner, ⁶     K.S. Babu, ⁷     R.M. Barnett, ⁸     J. Beringer, ⁸     P.R. Burchat, ⁹     C.D. Carone, ¹⁰     C. Caso, ¹¹     G. Conforto, ^12,13     O. Dahl, ⁸     G. D'Ambrosio, ¹⁴     M. Doser, ¹⁵     J.L. Feng, ¹⁶     T. Gherghetta, ³     L. Gibbons, ¹⁷     M. Goodman, ¹⁸     C. Grab, ¹⁹     D.E. Groom, ⁸     A. Gurtu, ^20,15     K. Hagiwara, ²¹     J.J. Hernandez-Rey, ^22,¶     K. Hikasa, ²³     K. Honscheid, ²⁴     H. Jawahery, ²⁵     C. Kolda, ²⁶     Y. Kwon, ²⁷     M.L. Mangano, ¹⁵     A.V. Manohar, ²⁸     J. March-Russell, ¹⁵     A. Masoni, ²⁹     R. Miquel, ⁸     K. Monig, ³⁰     H. Murayama, ^8,31     K. Nakamura, ²¹     S. Navas, ^32,¶     L. Pape, ¹⁵     C. Patrignani, ¹¹     A. Piepke, ³³     G. Raffelt, ³⁴     M. Roos, ³⁵     M. Tanabashi, ²³     J. Terning, ³⁶     N.A. Tornqvist, ³⁵     T.G. Trippe, ⁸     P. Vogel, ³⁷     C.G. Wohl, ⁸     R.L. Workman, ³⁸     W.-M. Yao, ⁸     P.A. Zyla, ⁸    

Technical Associates:
B. Armstrong, ⁸     P.S. Gee, ⁸     G. Harper, ⁸     K.S. Lugovsky, ³⁹     S.B. Lugovsky, ³⁹     V.S. Lugovsky, ³⁹     A. Rom, ⁸    

OTHER AUTHORS WHO HAVE MADE SUBSTANTIAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO REVIEWS:
M. Artuso, ⁴⁰     E. Barberio, ⁴¹     M. Battaglia, ³¹     H. Bichsel, ⁴²     O. Biebel, ³⁴     P. Bloch, ¹⁵     R.N. Cahn, ⁸     D. Casper, ¹⁶     A. Cattai, ¹⁵     R.S. Chivukula, ⁴³     G. Cowan, ⁴⁴     T. Damour, ⁴⁵     K. Desler, ⁴⁶     M.A. Dobbs, ⁸     M. Drees, ⁴⁷     A. Edwards, ⁹     D.A. Edwards, ⁴⁶     V.D. Elvira, ⁴⁸     J. Erler, ⁴⁹     V.V. Ezhela, ³⁹     W. Fetscher, ¹⁹     B.D. Fields, ⁵⁰     B. Foster, ^46,51     D. Froidevaux, ¹⁵     M. Fukugita, ⁵²     T.K. Gaisser, ⁵³     L. Garren, ⁴⁸     H.-J. Gerber, ¹⁹     G. Gerbier, ⁵⁴     F.J. Gilman, ⁵⁵     H.E. Haber, ⁵⁶     C. Hagmann, ⁵⁷     J. Hewett, ⁵⁸     I. Hinchliffe, ⁸     C.J. Hogan, ⁴²     G. Hohler, ⁵⁹     P. Igo-Kemenes, ⁶⁰     J.D. Jackson, ⁸     K.F. Johnson, ⁶¹     D. Karlen, ⁶²     B. Kayser, ⁴⁸     D. Kirkby, ¹⁶     S.R. Klein, ⁶³     K. Kleinknecht, ⁶⁴     I.G. Knowles, ⁶⁵     P. Kreitz, ⁵⁸     Yu.V. Kuyanov, ³⁹     O. Lahav, ⁶⁶     P. Langacker, ⁶⁷     A. Liddle, ⁶⁸     L. Littenberg, ⁶⁹     D.M. Manley, ⁷⁰     A.D. Martin, ⁷¹     M. Narain, ⁷²     P. Nason, ⁷³     Y. Nir, ⁷⁴     J.A. Peacock, ⁶⁵     H.R. Quinn, ⁵⁸     S. Raby, ²⁴     B.N. Ratcliff, ⁵⁸     E.A. Razuvaev, ³⁹     B. Renk, ⁶⁴     L. Rolandi, ¹⁵     M.T. Ronan, ⁸     L.J. Rosenberg, ⁷⁵     C.T. Sachrajda, ⁷⁶     Y. Sakai, ²¹     A.I. Sanda, ⁷⁷     S. Sarkar, ⁷⁸     M. Schmitt, ⁷⁹     O. Schneider, ⁸⁰     D. Scott, ⁸¹     W.G. Seligman, ⁸²     M.H. Shaevitz, ⁸³     T. Sjostrand, ⁸⁴     G.F. Smoot, ⁸     S. Spanier, ⁵⁸     H. Spieler, ⁸     N.J.C. Spooner, ⁸⁵     M. Srednicki, ⁸⁶     A. Stahl, ³⁰     T. Stanev, ⁵³     M. Suzuki, ⁸     N.P. Tkachenko, ³⁹     G.H. Trilling, ⁸     G. Valencia, ⁸⁷     K. van Bibber, ⁵⁷     M.G. Vincter, ⁸⁸     D.R. Ward, ⁸⁹     B.R. Webber, ⁸⁹     M. Whalley, ⁷¹     L. Wolfenstein, ⁵⁵     J. Womersley, ⁴⁸     C.L. Woody, ⁶⁹     O.V. Zenin, ³⁹     R.-Y. Zhu, ⁹⁰    

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17. Newman Laboratory of Nuclear Studies, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853-5001, USA
18. Argonne National Laboratory, 9700 S. Cass Ave, Argonne, IL 60439-4815, USA
19. Institute for Particle Physics, ETH-Honggerberg, CH-8093 Zurich, Switzerland
20. Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai (Bombay) 400 005, India
21. KEK, High Energy Accelerator Research Organization, Oho, Tsukuba-shi, Ibaraki-ken 305-0801, Japan
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