Extra-solar planets

Reports on Progress in Physics

Volumn 63, Issue 8, 2000, Pages 1209-1272

  Perryman, M A C ^a,b  

^a EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY   (Netherlands)

^b LEIDEN UNIVERSITY   (Netherlands)

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EID: 0033821348     PISSN: 00344885     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1088/0034-4885/63/8/202     Document Type: Article

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128. Detection of Earth-sized planets with the COROT space mission
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130. Does PSR0329+54 have companions?
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132. Earth's early biosphere and its environment
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137. Progress in determining the space orientation of stars
138. Observational limits on terrestrial-sized inner planets around the CM Draconis system using the photometric transit method with a matched-filter algorithm
139. Ground-based detectability of terrestrial and Jovian extrasolar planets: Observations of CM Draconis at Lick observatory
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142. Lens-like action of a star by the deviation of light in the gravitational field
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144. The stellar initial mass function from random sampling in hierarchical clouds II. Statistical fluctuations and a mass dependence for starbirth positions and times
145. On the possibility of coherent cyclotron emission from extrasolar planets
146. Planetary companions around two solar-type stars: HD 195019 and HD 217107
147. Theoretical implications of the PSR B1620 - 26 triple system and its planet
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149. Darwin: The infrared space interferometer
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152. The multichannel astrometric photometer and atmospheric limitations in the measurement of relative positions
153. Lalande 21185
154. Distinguishing between binary-source and planetary microlensing perturbations
155. Microlensing constraints on the frequency of Jupiter mass planets
156. Planet parameters in microlensing events
157. Microlensing by multiple planets in high-magnification events
158. Detection efficiencies of microlensing datasets to stellar and planetary companions
159. Fizeau astrometric mapping explorer
160. A search for planetary companions in the globular cluster 47 Tucanae
161. GAIA: Origin and evolution of the Milky Way
162. Future of filled aperture telescopes: Is a 100 m feasible?
163. Photometry of stars with planets
164. Dynamics of systems of two close planets
165. Origin and early evolution of life: Deciphering the molecular record
166. Disk-satellite interactions
167. The formation of planetesimals
168. Who will speak for the Earth?
169. The stellar metallicity-giant planet connection
170. Spectroscopic analyses of the parent stars of extrasolar planetary system candidates
171. Are stars with planets anomalous?
172. Is the Sun anomalous?
173. Parent stars of extrasolar planets V.HD 75289
174. 1 Cnc revisited
175. Parent stars of extrasolar planets IV. 14 Herculis, HD 187123, and HD 210277
176. Are heavy halos made of low mass stars-a gravitational lens test
177. Microlensing and the stellar mass function
178. Discovering planetary systems through gravitational microlensing
179. The star-grazing extrasolar comets in the HD 100546 system
180. Direct detection of giant close-in planets around the source stars of caustic-crossing microlensing events
181. Absence of a planetary signature in the spectra of the star 51 Pegasi
182. A planetary companion for 51 Pegasi implied by absence of pulsations in the stellar spectra
183. Non-radial oscillation in the solar-temperature star 51 Pegasi
184. A dust ring around ̇ Eridani: Analogue to the young solar system
185. Galactic microlensing as a method of detecting massive compact halo objects
186. The use of high-magnification microlensing events in discovering extrasolar planets
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190. Orbital evolution of planets embedded in a planetesimal disc
191. Exploring the brown dwarf desert with Hipparcos
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193. The photometric method of extrasolar planet detection revisited
194. The applicability of the astrometric method in determining the physical parameters of gravitational microlenses
195. Planetary orbits in binary stars
196. Habitable zones about main sequence stars
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201. The European Southern Observatory planetary search programme: Preliminary results
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204. Statistical characteristics of extrasolar planetary transits
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206. A transiting 51 Peg-like planet
207. On the formation of planets in binary systems
208. On the topography of extrasolar Earth-like planets
209. Imaging extra-solar systems from the ground: The MMT and LBT nulling interferometers
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211. Imaging circumstellar environments with a nulling interferometer
212. MACHO photometry and astrometry
213. Chaotic variations in the eccentricity of the planet orbiting 16 Cygni B
214. The sizes of habitable planets
215. Four years of astrometric measurements with the Mark III optical interferometer
216. Star clusters: Optimal targets for a photometric planetary search program
217. The part played by rotation in cosmic evolution
218. The Kuiper belt
219. On the ability of synchronously rotating planets to support atmospheres
220. Links between dust discs and exoplanets
221. Rings in the planetesimal disc of ̄ Pic
222. Planetary atmospheres evolution
223. Habitable zones around main sequence stars
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225. A detection of the evolutionary timescale of the DA white dwarf G117-B15A with the whole Earth telescope
226. Observational limits on companions to G29-38
227. On runaway growth of planetesimals
228. Formation of protoplanets from planetesimals in the solar nebula
229. System design of a mission to detect Earth-sized planets in the inner orbits of solar-like stars
230. Mid-infrared imaging of a circumstellar disc around HR 4796: Mapping the debris of planetary formation
231. Are there planets around the pulsar PSR B0329+54?
232. Resonance in PSR B1257+12 planetary system
233. Extrasolar planet detection
234. A circumstellar disc in a pre-main sequence binary star
235. A high-eccentricity low-mass companion to HD 89744
236. Studies of multiple stellar systems II. Second-order averaged Hamiltonian to follow long-term orbital modulations of hierarchical triple systems
237. An extrasolar giant planet in an Earth-like orbit
238. The ESO precise radial velocity survey for extra-solar planets: Results from the first five years
239. Images of exo-planets obtainable from dark speckles in adaptive telescopes
240. Resolved imaging of extrasolar planets with future 10-100 km optical interferometric arrays
241. Snapshots of alien worlds: The future of interferometry
242. Large-scale chaos in the solar system
243. On the spacing of planetary systems
244. Stabilization of the Earth's obliquity by the Moon
245. The chaotic obliquity of the planets
246. Low-mass companions found in a large radial-velocity survey
247. Radial-velocity searches for low-mass companions orbiting solar-type stars
248. The unseen companion of HD114762: A probable brown dwarf
249. Space-borne global astrometric surveys: The hunt for extra-solar planets
250. Possible stellar metallicity enhancements from the accretion of planets
251. The modification of planetary orbits in dense open clusters
252. Stability and chaos in the υ Andromedae planetary system
253. Climate forcing by changing solar radiation
254. Pertubations of a planet on the ̄ Pic circumstellar disc
255. ̄ Pic light variations I. The planetary hypothesis
256. Photometric stellar variation due to extra-solar comets
257. Strategies for remote detection of life
258. The Darwin project
259. Search for extra-solar life through planetary spectroscopy
260. 3 in an exoplanet a reliable signature of biological activity?
261. Proposal to the ESA 'Horizon 2000 Plus' planning process
262. Millions and billions: The META and BETA searches at Harvard
263. Search for extrasolar planets around radio-emitting stars by VLBI astrometry
264. High-precision VLBI astrometry of radio-emitting stars
265. Modelling the diversity of outer planetary systems
266. Orbital migration of the planetary companion of 51 Pegasi to its present location
267. On the origin of massive eccentric planets
268. On the tidal interaction between protoplanets and the primordial solar nebula II. Self-consistent nonlinear interaction
269. On the tidal interaction between protoplanets and the protoplanetary disc III. Orbital migration of protoplanets
270. Tidal torques on accretion discs in binary systems with extreme mass ratios
271. Planet formation, orbital evolution and planet-star tidal interaction
272. Sur les consequences photometriques de la deviation d'Einstein
273. Planet formation
274. On the diversity of plausible planetary systems
275. Formation, frequency and spacing of habitable planets
276. Growing up in a two-parent family?
277. Three planets for upsilon Andromedae
278. Planets around massive white dwarfs
279. First astronomical images sharpened with adaptive optics using a sodium laser guide star
280. A Darwin proposal for the observation of planets orbiting evolved stars
281. NICMOS observations of the pre-main-sequence planetary debris system HD 98800
282. Disk accretion onto high-mass planets
283. A population of very young brown dwarfs and free-floating planets in Orion
284. In search of planets and life around other stars
285. Luminous arcs in clusters of galaxies
286. No planet orbiting PSR 1829 - 10
287. High-dynamic-range imaging using a deformable mirror for space coronography
288. Three-body effects in the PSR 1257+12 planetary system
289. Resonant orbital evolution in the putative planetary system of PSR 1257+12
290. Gravitational microlensing by double stars and planetary systems
291. Sub-saturn planet candidates to HD 16141 and HD 46375
292. A search for substellar companions to low-mass stars
293. Precision radial velocities with an iodine absorption cell
294. A planetary companion to 70 Virginis
295. Detection of extrasolar giant planets
296. Doppler detection of extra-solar planets
297. Planets orbiting other suns
298. A planetary companion to a nearby M4 dwarf, Gliese 876
299. Two new candidate planets in eccentric orbits
300. The planet around 51 Pegasi
301. Extrasolar planets around main sequence stars
302. The extremely low mass companion to Gliese 623
303. VLTI program: A status report
304. Detection and characterization of earth-like planets
305. Atmosphere of giant planets from Neptune to Gliese 229B
306. Reflected spectra and albedos of extrasolar giant planets I. Clear and cloudy atmospheres
307. NGST capabilities for planet and planet formation studies
308. Timing the Geminga pulsar with gamma-ray observations
309. A Jupiter-mass companion to a solar-type star
310. From brown dwarfs to planets
311. The high eccentricity of the planet around 16 Cyg B
312. Eccentricity versus mass for low-mass secondaries and planets
313. The spectroscopic orbit of the planetary companion transiting HD 209458
314. Analysis of the Hipparcos measurements of υ Andromedae-a mass estimate of its outermost known planetary companion
315. The CHARA array on Mt Wilson: An overview
316. Gamma-ray bursts and the origin of chondrules and planets
317. Protostars, circumstellar discs, and the environments of proto-planetary evolution
318. Life in the planetary context
319. Long, accurate time series measurements of radial velocities of solar-type stars
320. Long-term stability of a Fabry-Perot interferometer used for measurement of stellar Doppler shift
321. Array configurations for a space infrared nulling interferometer dedicated to the search for earth-like extrasolar planets
322. GAIA: Design and science
323. Detection of lithium in a main sequence bulge star using Keck as a 15 m diameter telescope
324. Formation of the giant planets
325. Search for MACHOs by the MOA Collaboration
326. Migrating planets
327. A planetary companion around the young G6 dwarf GJ 3021
328. The range of masses and periods explored by radial velocity searches for planetary companions
329. Detection of ozone on Saturn's satellites Rhea and Dione
330. The AFOE program of extra-solar planets
331. A planet orbiting the star ρ Coronae Borealis
332. A deep near-infrared survey of the Chamaeleon I dark cloud core
333. Discovery of new objects in the Orion nebula on HST images: Shocks, compact sources, and protoplanetary discs
334. The search for early forms of life in other planetary systems-future possibilities afforded by spectroscopic techniques
335. Gravitational microlensing at large optical depths
336. Gravitational microlensing by the galactic halo
337. Gravitational microlensing in the local group
338. Recent measurements of stars with planets using the Palomar Testbed Interferometer
339. On the number of comets around white dwarf stars: Orbit survival during the late stages of stellar evolution
340. On the detection of mutual perturbations as proof of planets around PSR 1257+12
341. Expectations from a microlensing search for planets
342. Hipparcos distances and mass limits for the planetary candidates 47 UMa, 70 Vir and 51 Peg
343. The Hipparcos catalogue
344. Dynamical models of spheroidal systems
345. Planets around pulsars: A review
346. The pulsar planet production process
347. Planet formation scenarios
348. Origin and history of the outer planets: Theoretical models and observational constraints
349. Formation of giant planets by concurrent accretion of solids and gas
350. Real-time detection of gravitational microlensing
351. White dwarfs and planetary systems
352. The observatoire de Haute-Provence search for extrasolar planets with ELODIE
353. The CORALIE survey for southern extra-solar planets I. A planet orbiting the star Gliese 86
354. Production of star-grazing and impacting planetesimals via orbital migration of extrasolar planets: Stellar metallicity enhancement in young extrasolar planetary systems
355. Dynamical instabilities and the formation of extrasolar planetary systems
356. An observational test for the existence of a planetary system orbiting PSR 1257+12
357. Tidal decay of close planetary orbits
358. The gravitational lens effect
359. Gravitational lenses
360. Observations of the binary microlens event MACHO 98-SMC-1 by the microlensing planet search collaboration
361. On planetary companions to the MACHO 98-BLG-35 microlens star
362. Stability analysis of the planetary system orbiting υ Andromedae
363. HD 209458 Planetary transits from Hipparcos photometry
364. A two-colour photometric method for detection of extra-solar planetary systems
365. DIVA-towards microarcsecond global astrometry
366. Eddington: A stellar physics and planet-finder explorer
367. Are superflares on solar analogues caused by extrasolar planets?
368. The evolution of protoplanetary discs
369. The formation of planets
370. Magnetic activity-related radial velocity variations in cool stars: First results from the Lick extrasolar planet survey
371. Activity-related radial velocity variation in cool stars
372. Searching for unseen planets via occultation and microlensing
373. Astrometric microlensing as a method of discovering and characterizing extra-solar planets
374. 2 be for the identification of life on planets on other stars?
375. Detecting planets through microlensing
376. Planet consumption and stellar metallicity enhancements
377. The CORALIE survey for southern extra-solar planets III. A giant planet in orbit around HD 192263
378. On the detection of satellites of extrasolar planets with the method of transits
379. A theory of extrasolar giant planets
380. Superflares on normal solar type stars
381. A pulsar, the heliosphere, and Pioneer 10: Probable mimicking of a planet of PSR B1257+12 by solar radiation
382. NICMOS imaging of the HR 4796A circumstellar disc
383. 2 in extrasolar planets
384. Photometric search for extrasolar planets
385. The study of extrasolar planets: Methods of detection, first discoveries and future perspectives
386. Extrasolar planets transits: Detection and follow-up
387. The wobble method of extrasolar planets detection revisited
388. The COROT mission: From structure of stars to origin of planetary systems
389. The photometric search for earth-sized extrasolar planets by occultation in binary systems
390. Searching for faint companions to nearby stars with the hubble space telescope
391. Extrasolar giant planets under strong stellar irradiation
392. Photometric light curves and polarization of close-in extrasolar giant planets
393. Evidence for a planet around the pulsar PSR B0329+54
394. Prospects for ground-based interferometric astrometry
395. Potential of long-baseline infrared interferometry for narrow-angle astrometry
396. Star formation in molecular clouds: Observation and theory
397. Toward an astrophysical theory of chondrites
398. The accretion of brown dwarfs and planets by giant stars II. Solar-mass stars on the red giant branch
399. The accretion of brown dwarfs and planets by giant stars I. Asymptotic giant branch stars
400. A circumstellar disc around beta Pictoris
401. HD 209458
402. Detecting planets in planetary nebulae
403. Optimization and performance of adaptive optics for imaging extrasolar planets
404. Statistics of low-mass companions to stars: Implications for their origins
405. The upsilon Andromedae system: Models and stability
406. The detectability of extrasolar terrestrial and giant planets during their luminous final accretion
407. Life-sustaining planets in interstellar space
408. Galactic disc dark matter, terrestrial impact cratering and the law of large numbers
409. Proposal for a project of high-precision stellar radial velocity work
410. Albedo and reflection spectra of extrasolar giant planets
411. Brown dwarfs
412. Disks, extrasolar planets and migration
413. On the tidal interaction of a solar-type star with an orbiting companion: Excitation of g-mode oscillation and orbital evolution
414. Direct detection of extra-solar planetary systems from balloon borne telescopes
415. The triple pulsar system PSR B1620-26 in M4
416. Our cosmic origins: NASA's origins theme and the search for Earth-like planets
417. Brown dwarfs: The stars that failed
418. The frequency of low-mass companions to K and M stars in the solar neighbourhood
419. Substellar companion masses from minimal radial velocity or astrometric information: A Monte Carlo approach
420. Optical and infrared SETI
421. Recent results from the IOTA interferometer
422. Orbital evolution and migration of giant planets: Modelling extrasolar planets
423. A circumstellar dust disc around a star with a known planetary companion
424. The optical gravitational lensing experiment. Discovery of the first candidate microlensing event in the direction of the galactic bulge
425. The optical depth to gravitational microlensing in the direction of the galactic bulge
426. A survey for spectroscopic binaries in a large sample of G dwarfs
427. The CORALIE survey for southern extra-solar planets II. The short-period planetary companions to HD 75289 and HD 130322
428. The planetary system of Barnard's star
429. Six new planets from the Keck precision velocity survey
430. A search for Jupiter-mass companions to nearby stars
431. 0957+561A, B: Twin quasistellar objects or gravitational lens?
432. Discovering galactic planets by gravitational microlensing: Magnification patterns and light curves
433. Climatic variations on mars I. Astronomical theory of insolation
434. Solar nebula dispersal and the stability of the planetary system I. Scanning secular resonance theory
435. Protoplanet migration by nebula tides
436. Survival of planetary systems
437. On planet formation and migration
438. Orbital migration of protoplanets: The inertial limit
439. Nomenclature for extrasolar substellar objects: A new challenge
440. Gravitational scattering as a possible origin for giant planets at small stellar distances
441. Accretion evolution of a planetesimal swarm 2. The terrestrial zone
442. The circumstellar disc of HD 141569 imaged with NICMOS
443. Formation of the Earth
444. Possible consequences of absence of 'Jupiters' in planetary systems
445. The formation and habitability of extra-solar planets
446. Where are the first stars now?
447. Habitable planet formation in binary star systems
448. A sensitive search for methane in the infrared spectrum of τ Bootis
449. On the possibility of a tidally excited low-frequency g+ mode in 51 Peg
450. Habitable planets with high obliquities
451. Habitable Moons around extrasolar giant planets
452. The trans-Neptunian region
453. First light adaptive optics images from the Keck II telescope: A new era of high angular resolution imagery
454. Confirmation of Earth-mass planets orbiting the millisecond pulsar PSR B1257+12
455. Toward planets around neutron stars
456. The pulsar planets update
457. A planetary system around millisecond pulsar PSR 1257+12
458. Planet finder options I. New linear nulling array configurations
459. Astronomical searches for Earth-like planets and signs of life
460. A capture theory of the origin of the Solar System
461. The origin and evolution of the Solar System
462. A consistent microlensing model for the galactic bar
463. Analysis of the Hipparcos measurements of HD 10697. A mass determination of a brown dwarf secondary