Qatar Exoplanet Survey : Qatar-3b, Qatar-4b, and Qatar-5b
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John Southworth | Zlatan I. Tsvetanov | Luigi Mancini | Simona Ciceri | David W. Latham | D. M. Bramich | Stylianos Pyrzas | Allyson Bieryla | Gilbert A. Esquerdo | Lars A. Buchhave | T. Henning | L. Buchhave | D. Latham | L. Mancini | A. Bieryla | G. Esquerdo | D. Mislis | K. Alsubai | D. Bramich | S. Ciceri | Z. Tsvetanov | J. Southworth | S. Pyrzas | Daniel F. Evans | Thomas Henning | Khalid A. Alsubai | Dimitris Mislis | Nicolas P. E. Vilchez | D. Evans | N. Vilchez
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