Improving and Assessing Planet Sensitivity of the GPI Exoplanet Survey with a Forward Model Matched Filter

Improving and Assessing Planet Sensitivity of the GPI Exoplanet Survey with a Forward Model Matched Filter
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使用正向模型匹配滤波器改进和评估 GPI 系外行星巡天的行星灵敏度

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2017
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S. Wolff
S. Wolff
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J. Ruffio;B. Macintosh;Jason J. Wang;L. Pueyo;E. Nielsen;E. Nielsen;R. J. Rosa;I. Czekala;M. Marley;P. Arriaga;V. Bailey;T. Barman;J. Bulger;J. Chilcote;T. Cotten;R. Doyon;G. Duchêne;M. Fitzgerald;K. Follette;B. Gerard;B. Gerard;S. Goodsell;J. Graham;A. Greenbaum;P. Hibon;L. Hung;P. Ingraham;P. Kalas;P. Kalas;Q. Konopacky;J. Larkin;J. Maire;F. Marchis;C. Marois;C. Marois;S. Metchev;S. Metchev;M. Millar;K. Morzinski;R. Oppenheimer;D. Palmer;J. Patience;M. Perrin;L. Poyneer;A. Rajan;J. Rameau;F. Rantakyrö;D. Savransky;A. Schneider;A. Sivaramakrishnan;I. Song;R. Soummer;Sandrine Thomas;J. Wallace;K. Ward;S. Wiktorowicz;S. Wolff

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