HAT-P-44b, HAT-P-45b, AND HAT-P-46b: THREE TRANSITING HOT JUPITERS IN POSSIBLE MULTI-PLANET SYSTEMS
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B. J. Fulton | Miguel de Val-Borro | Z. Csubry | W. Bhatti | M. de Val-Borro | D. W. Latham | A. Bieryla | R. Sanchis-Ojeda | R. W. Noyes | J. D. Hartman | D. Bayliss | D. Bayliss | G. Zhou | Avi Shporer | E. Falco | M. Everett | L. Buchhave | D. Latham | G. Marcy | A. Howard | G. Torres | R. Sanchis-Ojeda | B. Fulton | A. Bieryla | G. Esquerdo | J. Johnson | R. Noyes | J. Hartman | D. Fischer | G. Bakos | E. Falco | A. W. Howard | G. Torres | D. A. Fischer | J. A. Johnson | G. W. Marcy | G. A. Esquerdo | Z. Csubry | W. Bhatti | K. Penev | J. L'az'ar | I. Papp | B. B'eky | K. Penev | A. Shporer | L. A. Buchhave | M. Everett | T. Szklen'ar | J. L'az'ar | I. Papp | P. S'ari | G. Zhou | G. 'A. Bakos | G. Kov'acs | P. S'ari | G. Kov'acs | B. B'eky | T. Szklen'ar
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