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Chapter 1 Introduction
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... In responding to this charge, the committee considered observing time allocations subject to the constraints of existing science objectives and mission requirements. The CAA did not consider options that would have eliminated or significantly replaced Roman's science objectives as directed by New Worlds, New Horizons in Astronomy and Astrophysics2 (Astro2010)
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... , David Weinberg (The Ohio State University; Roman High Latitude Wide Area Survey, cosmology, and chemical evolution) , and Benjamin Williams (University of Washington; GA, stellar populations)
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