DISCOVERY OF A TRANSITING PLANET AND EIGHT ECLIPSING BINARIES IN HATNet FIELD G205
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R. Paul Butler | Debra A. Fischer | Joel D. Hartman | Dimitar Sasselov | Guillermo Torres | Steven S. Vogt | David W. Latham | Robert W. Noyes | András Pál | Geoffrey W. Marcy | J. Lázár | R. P. Butler | Gilbert A. Esquerdo | B. Sipocz | D. Latham | D. Sasselov | G. Marcy | D. Fischer | G. Torres | G. Esquerdo | R. Stefanik | A. Pál | S. Vogt | R. Butler | R. Noyes | G. Kovács | J. Hartman | G. Kovacs | G. Bakos | J. Lázár | I. Papp | P. Sári | I. Papp | Robert P. Stefanik | Gábor L. Kovács | Géza Kovács | Gáspár Á. Bakos | B. Sipőcz | P. Sári | G. Torres | G. Kovacs
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