A precise architecture characterization of theπMensae planetary system
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J. L. Rasilla | M. Osorio | F. Zerbi | P. Spano | C. Prieto | R. Rebolo | F. Bouchy | V. Adibekyan | S. Barros | O. Demangeon | N. Santos | D. Ehrenreich | S. Udry | J. Lizon | N. Nunes | W. Benz | X. Dumusque | F. Pepe | A. Sozzetti | D. Sosnowska | C. Lovis | G. Micela | E. Poretti | S. Cristiani | H. Dekker | A. Cabral | P. D. Marcantonio | P. Figueira | G. Curto | D. M'egevand | P. Molaro | M. Amate | L. Pasquini | M. Abreu | M. Affolter | Y. Alibert | M. Aliverti | R. Allart | D. Álvarez | D. Alves | V. Baldini | T. Bandy | A. Bianco | F. Borsa | V. Bourrier | C. Broeg | G. Calderone | R. Cirami | J. Coelho | P. Conconi | I. Coretti | C. Cumani | G. Cupani | V. D’Odorico | M. Damasso | S. Deiries | B. Delabre | J. Faria | A. Fragoso | L. Genolet | M. Genoni | R. G. Santos | J. Hern'andez | I. Hughes | O. Iwert | J. Knudstrup | M. Landoni | B. Lavie | J. Lillo-Box | C. Maire | C. Martins | A. Mehner | A. Modigliani | M. Monteiro | M. Monteiro | M. Moschetti | M. Murphy | L. Oggioni | A. Oliveira | M. Oshagh | E. Pall'e | G. Pariani | J. Rasilla | J. Rebordão | E. Redaelli | S. Tschudi | P. Santin | P. Santos | D. S'egransan | T. Schmidt | A. Segovia | S. Sousa | A. Mascareno | H. Tabernero | F. Tenegi | A. Zanutta | M. Riva | D. Bossini | F. Kerber | G. Ávila | E. Mueller | A. Oliveira | M. Z. Osorio
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