Planets and Planet-Sized Binaries from the OGLE Transit Survey |
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Authors: | Frédéric Pont François Bouchy |
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Institution: | (1) LAM, Marseille, France;(2) Observatoire de Genève, Genève, Switzerland |
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Abstract: | The OGLE survey for transiting planets has identified 177 transit candidates. Subsequent radial velocity follow-up of these candidates has allowed the detection of five transiting planets, as well as several dozen eclipsing binaries.Some of these systems consist of solar-type stars transited by small M dwarf companion, including the smallest stellar companions yet measured by transit. As a result, the OGLE transit survey has yielded a wealth of data on the mass-radius relation of planets and low-mass stars. In particular, two planet-sized stars were found, an empirical proof of the model predictions on Jupiter-sized main-sequence stars. |
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Keywords: | Planets Close binaries |
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