K2-260 b: A hot Jupiter transiting an F star, and K2-261 b: A warm Saturn around a bright G star

  1. Johnson, M.C.
  2. Dai, F.
  3. Justesen, A.B.
  4. Gandolfi, D.
  5. Hatzes, A.P.
  6. Nowak, G.
  7. Endl, M.
  8. Cochran, W.D.
  9. Hidalgo, D.
  10. Watanabe, N.
  11. Parviainen, H.
  12. Hirano, T.
  13. Villanueva, S.
  14. Prieto-Arranz, J.
  15. Narita, N.
  16. Palle, E.
  17. Guenther, E.W.
  18. Barragán, O.
  19. Trifonov, T.
  20. Niraula, P.
  21. MacQueen, P.J.
  22. Cabrera, J.
  23. Csizmadia, S.
  24. Eigmüller, P.
  25. Grziwa, S.
  26. Korth, J.
  27. Pätzold, M.
  28. Smith, A.M.S.
  29. Albrecht, S.
  30. Alonso, R.
  31. Deeg, H.
  32. Erikson, A.
  33. Esposito, M.
  34. Fridlund, M.
  35. Fukui, A.
  36. Kusakabe, N.
  37. Kuzuhara, M.
  38. Livingston, J.
  39. Montañes Rodriguez, P.
  40. Nespral, D.
  41. Persson, C.M.
  42. Purismo, T.
  43. Raimundo, S.
  44. Rauer, H.
  45. Ribas, I.
  46. Tamura, M.
  47. Van Eylen, V.
  48. Winn, J.N.
  49. Show all authors +
Journal:
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society

ISSN: 1365-2966,  0035-8711

Year of publication: 2018

Volume: 481

Issue: 1

Pages: 596-612

Type: Article

DOI: 10.1093/MNRAS/STY2238 GOOGLE SCHOLAR lock_openOpen access editor
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