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Follow-up of Transiting Planet Candidates

The Australian National University
Bayliss, D
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Planets that transit their host stars are extremely interesting, as it is possible to study their physical properties, such as their density and atmospheric composition. As part of a search for such planets, we are following-up candidates in order to eliminate those that mimic transits, but are in fact caused by other astrophysical scenarios such as eclipsing binaries stars.

Created: 2013-03-25

Data time period: 22 03 2013 to 25 03 2013

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ACN 633 798 857