CARBON-RICH GIANT PLANETS: ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY, THERMAL INVERSIONS, SPECTRA, AND FORMATION CONDITIONS
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Nikku Madhusudhan | Jonathan I. Lunine | Torrence V. Johnson | Olivier Mousis | J. Lunine | T. Johnson | N. Madhusudhan | O. Mousis
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