Bibliography
Full bibliography of the exoplanet catalogue.
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Giant Planet formation and wobbling stars.
BOSS A.
191th AAS Meeting
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Detection of Extrasolar Planets by Transit Photometry in the Antarctic.
BORUCKI W., KOCH D., LISSAUER J., BROWN T., JENKINS J. & DUNHAM E., 1998
BAAS , 192 , 6223
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Preliminary results of dark-speckle stellar coronography
BOCCALETTI A., LABEYRIE A. & RAGAZZONI R.
A. & A. , 338 , 106
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Derivation of orbital parameters of very low mass companions in double stars from radial velocities and observations of space astrometry missions like HIPPARCOS, DIVA and GAIA
BERNSTEIN H.
IAU Colloquium 170, Precise stellar radial velocities
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Search for Planets with the Hubble Space Telescope NICMOS Instrument
BECKLIN E. -
A Physical Model That Predicts Planets and Planet Multiple Satellite Orbital Radii.
BARRETT W.
Icarus -
Photometric Searches for Extra-Solar Planets
BALLY J.
BAAS , 192 , #62.25
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The Pegasi planet that never was...
WALKER G.
New Scientist , 15 -
10 micron search for cool companions of nearbt stars
VAN BUREN D. & BRUNDAGE M.
Astron. J. -
Orbital Evolution of Extra-Solar Giant Planets
TRILLING D., BENZ W., GUILLOT T. & LUNINE J.
Brown Dwarfs and Extrasolar Planets
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Oscillations in solar-type stars tidally induced by orbiting planets
TERQUEM C., PAPALOIZOU J., NELSON R.& Lin D.
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On Synchronization in Detached Close Binaries: Reply to Rieutord and Zahn
TASSOUL M. & TASSOUL J-L.
ApJ. , 481 , 363
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Coronagraphic imager with adaptive optics for the Subaru Telescope
TAMURA M. & CIAO Development group
Brown Dwarfs and Extrasolar Planets
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Properties that Cannot Be Explained by the Progenitors of Planetary Nebulae
SOKER N.
ApJ. Suppl. , 112 , 487
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The Number of Planets Around Stars
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The search for interstellar glycine.
SNYDER L.
Origins of Life , 27 , 115 -
Early planet formation as a trigger for further planet formation.
ARMITAGE Ph., & HANSEN B.
Nature , 402 , 633
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Dust disks may point way to exoplanets. Science, 278, 1707
SCHILLING G.
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Detecting Planets Through Microlensing
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How definitive would detection of H2O, CO2, O2/O3 and CH4/O2 be for the identification of life on planets on other stars?
SAGAN C.