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III.6 Exploration of the brown dwarf regime around solar-like stars by CoRoT
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III.8 Exoplanets versus brown dwarfs: The CoRoT view and the future
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III.9-2 Tidal evolution of CoRoT massive planets and brown dwarfs and of their host stars
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III.4 CoRoT planet host stars
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The CoRoT Legacy Book
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III.5 Stellar classification in CoRoT faint stars fields
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II.1 The CoRoT observations
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I.3 The CoRoT story
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III.9-1 Investigating star-planet interactions with CoRoT
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II.5 Where to find the CoRoT data?
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V.2 CoRoT heritage in future missions
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II.4 The “ready to use” CoRoT data
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V.1 Lessons learned from CoRoT
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III.3 CoRoT’s planets: A family portrait
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III.1 Transit features detected by the CoRoT/Exoplanet Science Team
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II.3 Exposure based algorithm for removing systematics out of the CoRoT light curves
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III.7 Planets orbiting stars more massive than the Sun
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III.9 Star-planet Interactions
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IV.2 Pulsating red giant stars
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IV.1 Insights on the internal structure of stars as provided by seismology
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I.4 Across the Atlantic: Canada’s MOST
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I.5 In the United States: the long way to Kepler
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Introduction
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IV.3 The wealth of stellar variability
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Farbmessung an LED-Systemen
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III.1 Transit features detected by the CoRoT/Exoplanet Science Team
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II.1 The CoRoT observations
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Introduction
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IV.1 Insights on the internal structure of stars as provided by seismology
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III.9 Star-planet Interactions
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Introduction
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I.2 Seeds take root in Europe
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III.9-2 Tidal evolution of CoRoT massive planets and brown dwarfs and of their host stars
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V.3 Present and future space missions for ultra-precision photometry
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Optical Systems for Astronomy
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III.2 Activity modelling and impact on planet’s parameters
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V.2 CoRoT heritage in future missions
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IV.2 Pulsating red giant stars
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I.1 The general framework
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Foreword
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I.3 The CoRoT story
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Introduction
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III.9-1 Investigating star-planet interactions with CoRoT
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II.4 The “ready to use” CoRoT data
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V.1 Lessons learned from CoRoT
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Introduction
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II.2 Description of processes and corrections from observation to delivery
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III.3 CoRoT’s planets: A family portrait
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Spectral Line Shapes in Astrophysics and Related Topics
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III.1 Transit features detected by the CoRoT/Exoplanet Science Team
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II.1 The CoRoT observations
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Introduction
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IV.1 Insights on the internal structure of stars as provided by seismology
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III.9 Star-planet Interactions
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Introduction
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I.2 Seeds take root in Europe
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III.9-2 Tidal evolution of CoRoT massive planets and brown dwarfs and of their host stars
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V.3 Present and future space missions for ultra-precision photometry
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III.2 Activity modelling and impact on planet’s parameters
Quick Look
V.2 CoRoT heritage in future missions
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IV.2 Pulsating red giant stars
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I.1 The general framework
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Foreword
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I.3 The CoRoT story
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Introduction
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III.9-1 Investigating star-planet interactions with CoRoT
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II.4 The “ready to use” CoRoT data
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V.1 Lessons learned from CoRoT
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Introduction
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II.2 Description of processes and corrections from observation to delivery
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III.3 CoRoT’s planets: A family portrait
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III.5 Stellar classification in CoRoT faint stars fields
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I.4 Across the Atlantic: Canada’s MOST
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III.6 Exploration of the brown dwarf regime around solar-like stars by CoRoT
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III.7 Planets orbiting stars more massive than the Sun
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