THE EXOPLANET MASS-RATIO FUNCTION FROM THE MOA-II SURVEY: DISCOVERY OF A BREAK AND LIKELY PEAK AT A NEPTUNE MASS

THE EXOPLANET MASS-RATIO FUNCTION FROM THE MOA-II SURVEY: DISCOVERY OF A BREAK AND LIKELY PEAK AT A NEPTUNE MASS
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10.3847/1538-4357/833/2/145
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2016-12
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The Astrophysical Journal
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D. Suzuki;D. Bennett;T. Sumi;I. Bond;L. Rogers;F. Abe;Y. Asakura;A. Bhattacharya;M. Donachie;M. Freeman;A. Fukui;Y. Hirao;Y. Itow;N. Koshimoto;M. Li;C. Ling;K. Masuda;Y. Matsubara;Y. Muraki;M. Nagakane;K. Onishi;H. Oyokawa;N. Rattenbury;T. Saito;A. Sharan;H. Shibai;D. Sullivan;P. Tristram;A. Yonehara
D. Suzuki;D. Bennett;T. Sumi;I. Bond;L. Rogers;F. Abe;Y. Asakura;A. Bhattacharya;M. Donachie;M. Freeman;A. Fukui;Y. Hirao;Y. Itow;N. Koshimoto;M. Li;C. Ling;K. Masuda;Y. Matsubara;Y. Muraki;M. Nagakane;K. Onishi;H. Oyokawa;N. Rattenbury;T. Saito;A. Sharan;H. Shibai;D. Sullivan;P. Tristram;A. Yonehara
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D. Suzuki;D. Bennett;T. Sumi;I. Bond;L. Rogers;F. Abe;Y. Asakura;A. Bhattacharya;M. Donachie;M. Freeman;A. Fukui;Y. Hirao;Y. Itow;N. Koshimoto;M. Li;C. Ling;K. Masuda;Y. Matsubara;Y. Muraki;M. Nagakane;K. Onishi;H. Oyokawa;N. Rattenbury;T. Saito;A. Sharan;H. Shibai;D. Sullivan;P. Tristram;A. Yonehara

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