Linear spectropolarimetry: a new diagnostic tool for the classification and characterization of asteroids

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Bagnulo S, Cellino A,Sterzik MF (2014)

Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society

MNRAS (January 01, 2015) 446 (1): L11-L15. doi:
first published online October 22, 2014

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