Improved Analysis of Clarke Exobelt Detectability
@article{Sallmen2019ImprovedAO, title={Improved Analysis of Clarke Exobelt Detectability}, author={S. Sallmen and E. Korpela and K. Crawford-Taylor}, journal={arXiv: Earth and Planetary Astrophysics}, year={2019} }
We analyze the potential transit light curve effects due to a Clarke belt of satellites around an exoplanet. Building on code and analysis from Korpela, Sallmen, & Leystra Greene (2015), we refine the transit analysis of Socas-Navarro (2018) by incorporating limb-darkening and taking an observer-centered approach to examining residuals. These considerations make Clarke exobelt detectability more difficult than previous estimates. We also consider practical dynamical issues for exobelts… CONTINUE READING
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