A consistent retrieval analysis of 10 hot Jupiters observed in transmission

A consistent retrieval analysis of 10 hot Jupiters observed in transmission

We present a consistent optimal estimation retrieval analysis of 10 hot Jupiter exoplanets, each with transmission spectral data spanning the visible to near-infrared wavelength range. Using the NEMESIS radiative transfer and retrieval tool, we calculate a range of possible atmospheric states for WA...

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Main Authors:	Barstow, J, Aigrain, S, Irwin, P, Sing, D
Format:	Journal article
Published:	American Astronomical Society 2017

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