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Comparison of the mass estimates of objects with both literature and this work’s mass estimates significant to better than 3σ. The red symbols use older references (2014 and earlier), while the blue symbols use newer references (2015 and later). The recent estimates are more consistent with our own than earlier ones - demonstrating increasing agreement between different analyses of the same objects. We labeled systems in which the newer literature mass estimates differ from our own by more than 4σ.Note that there are duplicate entries: if multiple solutions are given in the paper - both appear here (with a common abscissa value). Also, if more than one literature source exists - all will be given (with a common ordinate value). -- astro-ph.EP

Planetary Mass Determinations from a Simplified Photodynamical Model — Application To The Complete Kepler Dataset

by Keith CowingOctober 17, 2024October 17, 2024

We use PyDynamicaLC, a model using the least number of, and the least correlated, degrees of freedom needed to derive a photodynamical model, to describe some of the smallest — […]

Kepler-345 b

Planetary Mass Determinations from a Simplified Photodynamical Model — Application To The Complete Kepler Dataset

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Radiation Limits On Amino Acid Preservation And Chiral Measurement At Oxia Planum

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