Kepler-423b: a half-Jupiter mass planet transiting a very old solar-like star (Q59246701)

H. Parviainen

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Malcolm Fridlund

M. Fridlund

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Davide Gandolfi

D. Gandolfi

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Juan Cabrera

J. Cabrera

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Roi Alonso

R. Alonso

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Lev Tal-Or

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L. Tal-Or

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Stephan Geier

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S. Geier

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Tsevi Mazeh

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T. Mazeh

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Hans J. Deeg

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H. J. Deeg

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Artie P. Hatzes

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A. P. Hatzes

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A. F. Lanza

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P. G. Prada Moroni

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T. Augusteijn

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T. Holczer

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S. Hoyer

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T. Kangas

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I. Pagano

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B. Tingley

Astronomy and Astrophysics

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English

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publication date

13 March 2015

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SIMBAD

volume

576

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SIMBAD

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11–11

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Practical planet prospecting

SIMBAD

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