The Diversity of Exoplanets

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  • 6 Sequences
  • Introductive Level

Course details

Syllabus

Week 1 - Introduction: History and context  
Week 2 - Planet detection I: the mass and orbital characterisation of systems
Week 3 - Planet detection II: the power of transit  
Week 4 - Statistical results I: mass‐separation‐radius  
Week 5 - Statistical results II: orbital characteristics and architecture of systems  
Week 6 - Observational approach to planetary atmospheres

Prerequisite

None

Instructors

  • Francesco Pepe - Department of Astronomy
  • Stéphane Udry - Department of Astronomy
  • Maxime Marmier - Department of Astronomy
  • Damien Ségransan - Department of Astronomy
  • Didier Queloz - Department of Astronomy
  • Michel Mayor - Department of Astronomy
  • Christophe Lovis - Department of Astronomy

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