A Study of the Shortest-Period Planets Found With Kepler
@article{SanchisOjeda2014ASO, title={A Study of the Shortest-Period Planets Found With Kepler}, author={R. Sanchis-Ojeda and S. Rappaport and J. Winn and M. Kotson and A. Levine and I. E. Mellah}, journal={The Astrophysical Journal}, year={2014}, volume={787}, pages={47} }
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