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GCN Circulars are rapid astronomical bulletins submitted by and distributed to community members worldwide. They are used to share discoveries, observations, quantitative near-term predictions, requests for follow-up observations, or future observing plans related to high-energy, multi-messenger, and variable or transient astrophysical events. See the documentation for help with subscribing to or submitting Circulars.

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  1. GRB 040624, optical observations
  2. GRB 040624 - A long GRB detected with INTEGRAL
  3. GRB 030329: Rebrightening of hyperluminal ejecta.
  4. IPN Summary of SGR1806-20 Activity in 2004
  5. SGR 1806-20: no IR variability of the proposed counterparts
  6. MASTER:HETE Alert 3259 (SRG1806-20) optical observation
  7. SGR 1806-20, potential NIR counterpart
  8. GRB 040606: Optical observations
  9. MASTER: HETE Alert 3274 optical observation
  10. Activivty of SGR 1806-20
  11. GRB 040511, very fast decay?
  12. GRB 030324: Detection and Color of Host Galaxy
  13. GRB 040511: NIR observations with REM
  14. GRB040511: Candidate optical/NIR afterglow
  15. GRB 040511: ROTSE-III Rapid Optical Upper Limits
  16. GRB 040511: Second Epoch Optical Observations
  17. GRB 040511: Optical observations
  18. GRB 040511: Optical Observations
  19. GRB040511: Optical Observations
  20. GRB040511: Optical Observations
  21. Type Ic SN2001em (off-axis GRB jet?), optical spectrum
  22. GRB 040423 (=H3175): A Long GRB Localized by HETE
  23. GRB040422 : I-band follow-up observation at Lulin Observatory
  24. GRB 040422: ROTSE-IIIb Prompt Optical Limits
  25. GRB040422, BVRcIc field calibration
  26. GRB 040422,optical observation
  27. GRB 040422: a long GRB detected with INTEGRAL
  28. GRB 040403, deep optical observations
  29. MASTER: HETE Alert 3163, 3167 technical optical observation
  30. HETE/IPN localization of GRB040403A (=H3143, a long burst) and GRB040403B(=H3144, a short/hard burst)
  31. GRB 040403: Optical observations
  32. GRB 040403: a long GRB detected with INTEGRAL
  33. GRB040323: NIR Observations and Variable Object
  34. GRB 040319 (=H3128): An X-Ray-Rich GRB Localized by the HETE-2 WXM and SXC
  35. GRB 040323, a dark GRB ?
  36. GRB 040323: a long GRB detected with INTEGRAL
  37. GRB040223: Deep NIR NTT data re-analysis
  38. GRB 040223: XMM-Newton results
  39. GRB040223, improved XMM position
  40. GRB 031203, possible supernova
  41. MASTER: RXTE GRB040308 optical observation
  42. IBAS results on a burst from SGR1806-20
  43. INTEGRAL detection of activity from SGR1806-20
  44. RXTE GRB040229 optical observation: no candidate
  45. GRB 040228 Optical observations
  46. GRB040228 : KISO optical follow-up observation
  47. GRB 040223: Deep NIR NTT observations
  48. GRB 040223 : Optical observation (non-detection)
  49. XMM-Newton Images of GRB 040223
  50. GRB 040223, VLA observations
  51. GRB 040223: REM IJK Observations
  52. GRB 040223 XMM-Newton observation ...
  53. GRB 031203 XMM-Newton observation
  54. GRB 040223: further offline analysis
  55. GRB031111, optical observations
  56. GRB031220: 2nd Chandra observation and X-ray afterglow candidate
  57. GRB031203: Chandra Observations
  58. GRB040106: refined X-ray transient position
  59. SN 2003dh/GRB030329 late-time optical spectroscopy
  60. GRB 031220: Optical observations of Chandra X-ray sources
  61. XMM-Newton Images of GRB 040106
  62. GRB031220: observation at Univercity of Miyazaki
  63. XMM-Newton observation of GRB040106
  64. GRB 040106 : peak flux
  65. GRB031220(=H2976): TNG R-band Observation of the Chandra X-ray Sources
  66. GRB031220(=H2976): Observation with the Chandra X-ray Observatory
  67. GRB031220: Palomar Observations
  68. GRB 031220 : Kyoto Optical Observation
  69. GRB 031220: Subaru observation
  70. GRB 031220: Optical observation at Tokyo Tech
  71. GRB 2974 follow-up observations
  72. GRB031203, improved XMM position
  73. GRB 021203: A Normal GRB viewed far off axis?
  74. XMM-Newton Observations of GRB031203: Preliminary Images
  75. GRB 031203: Variable Radio Source
  76. GRB 031203: Magellan spectrum of possible GRB host
  77. GRB 031203: Optical/IR Astrometry
  78. GRB031203: ROSAT upper limits suggest XMM-S1 source as the transient
  79. XMM-Newton Observation of GRB031203
  80. GRB031203: K' Photometry of the likely GRB host
  81. XMM-Newton Observation of GRB031203
  82. GRB 031203: IR NTTobservations do not confirm REM detection
  83. GRB031203 : Optical Observation of Lulin Observatory
  84. GRB 031203: z ~ 10 or Fragmented Dust in the Circumburst Environment?
  85. GRB 031203: Apparent Spectral Break
  86. GRB031203: Planned XMM-Newton observation II
  87. GRB 031203: IR REM Observations
  88. GRB031203: Optical Observations
  89. GRB 031203 XMM-Newton observation
  90. GRB031203: Planned XMM-Newton observation
  91. GRB 031203: further analysis of INTEGRAL data
  92. GRB 030329: Planned XMM-Newton Observation
  93. GRB 031111B (= H2925) : Kyoto Optical Observation
  94. IPN triangulation of GRB031114 (large error box)
  95. GRB 031111, optical observations
  96. GRB031026: 1.2mm upper limit with MAMBO at the IRAM 30m
  97. GRB030929/SN2003jd association unlikely based on IPN localiztion
  98. IPN triangulation of GRB031027 (small error box)
  99. Lulin optical follow-up observations of GRB031026
  100. GRB 031026 (=H2882): Evidence for High Redshift from Prompt

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